You know how you’re always told to fill your plate with colorful fruits and vegetables? Count white as a color. It could cut your risk of stroke in half.
Considering the blood sugar, cholesterol, digestive and appetite-controlling effects of fiber, who wouldn’t sing its praises? Well, get ready to hum another bar.
People with more than one sibling who have had potentially life-threatening blood clots have a 50-fold increase in risk for the condition, a new study shows.
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Sibling History of Blood Clots May Raise Your Risk
According to two new studies, smokers who take their first puffs soon after they wake up in the morning may be running a greater risk of developing lung cancer and head and neck cancer than those who wait to have their first cigarette of the day.
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Early Morning Smokers Have Higher Cancer Risk
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