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Imported berries have been a common source of hepatitis A and norovirus outbreaks in the U.S., but the FDA has released a new plan to improve food safety

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A new survey suggests that 40% of older adults think having an age cutoff for colon cancer screenings at 75 years old is unacceptable

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Can you get seriously sick, or even die, from eating zucchini? A recent case report highlights the danger of cucurbitacin poisoning, a rare but potentially fatal condition connected to gourds

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Zucchini Poisoning Is a Thing—Here's Why it Happens and How to Avoid It

A new study found that replacing sitting with standing might not lower the risk of cardiovascular disease and could raise the risk of orthostatic circulatory conditions like varicose veins and open sores on the legs

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Gluten-free foods are often considered healthy, but new research shows they may not be as nutritious as gluten-containing products

New research found that experiencing rapid weight loss could be an indicator of higher dementia risk for older adults

Research suggests that methylene blue, a medication for various conditions, may boost brain health

Imported berries have been a common source of hepatitis A and norovirus outbreaks in the U.S., but the FDA has released a new plan to improve food safety

A new survey suggests that 40% of older adults think having an age cutoff for colon cancer screenings at 75 years old is unacceptable

Can you get seriously sick, or even die, from eating zucchini? A recent case report highlights the danger of cucurbitacin poisoning, a rare but potentially fatal condition connected to gourds

A new study found that replacing sitting with standing might not lower the risk of cardiovascular disease and could raise the risk of orthostatic circulatory conditions like varicose veins and open sores on the legs

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Cathy Nelson

The Archive

Gluten-free foods are often considered healthy, but new research shows they may not be as nutritious as gluten-containing products

New research found that experiencing rapid weight loss could be an indicator of higher dementia risk for older adults

Research suggests that methylene blue, a medication for various conditions, may boost brain health

Imported berries have been a common source of hepatitis A and norovirus outbreaks in the U.S., but the FDA has released a new plan to improve food safety

A new survey suggests that 40% of older adults think having an age cutoff for colon cancer screenings at 75 years old is unacceptable

Can you get seriously sick, or even die, from eating zucchini? A recent case report highlights the danger of cucurbitacin poisoning, a rare but potentially fatal condition connected to gourds

A new study found that replacing sitting with standing might not lower the risk of cardiovascular disease and could raise the risk of orthostatic circulatory conditions like varicose veins and open sores on the legs

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