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The Importance of Diet Before and After Surgery to help you Heal
As a society, we love reading about new studies about what not to eat—or preventative […]
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April is Women’s Eye Health and Safety Month
Our eyes determine how we see the world – literally. April is Women’s Eye Health […]
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What to Expect From Detox Therapy
Overcoming the dangers of drugs requires taking the time to understand how detoxification can help […]
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How To Create a Holistic Wellness Routine
Developing a holistic routine is an important part of curating your experience into one that […]
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Coronavirus Makes Me Think Hard About My Bar Soap
When it comes to reducing plastic, I still have a lot of work to do. […]
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A blood test to detect early-stage lung cancer may be available in 5 years
The same technique could also be used to diagnose other types of cancer, A blood […]
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Top 10 Facts About COVID-19, also known as the Coronavirus for Students
COVID-19, also known as coronavirus, has been shaking the world for some time. The world […]
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Major Health Benefits of cycling for women in 2020
Cycling is very beneficial for anyone who practices it. Not only for women but also […]
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Health status when supplementation or nutrients is necessary for women in 2020
In today’s world, we need daily necessities of essential nutrients by consuming a variety of […]
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Prophylactic HIV drugs ready to NHS “from April”
The drug that prevents HIV infection is to be made available on the NHS for […]
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According to scientists habitually drinking tea can lead to a long and healthy life
According to scientists, drinking tea at least three times a week can be linked to […]
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surveillance says: NHS delays responsible for cataract patients going blind
Long delays for treatment on the NHS are responsible for causing cataract patients to lose […]
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Cancer patients survivors more likely to die of heart problems, stroke
In a new study, researchers have found that many people with cancer patients are more […]
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Unions should not use their health insurance as a weapon against universal coverage
Rebecca Kolins Givan is an associate professor in the School of Management and Labor Relations at Rutgers University.