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Aneurysms: 8 Triggers and Risk Factors

8 common triggers of aneurysms

The Mayfield Clinic describes an aneurysm as “a balloon-like bulge or weakening of an artery wall. As an aneurysm enlarges it puts pressure on surrounding structures, causing headache or vision problems, and may eventually rupture.”  A life-threatening and scary thing, … Read More

Why Soda Tax Is Not So Sweet

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Is taxing soda and other sweetened beverages a good idea to combat obesity? 25 states which already have such a tax think it is, but new research is suggesting that the effort may spur only a minimal amount of weight … Read More

The Sugary Truth Behind Sports Drinks and Teens

Athletic beverages not actually healthy

Think sports drinks are healthier than soda? You’re not alone. New research shows sports drinks are associated with some healthy diet and lifestyle behaviors among teens… but that does not mean these beverages are healthy. From 1977 to 1998, adolescents … Read More

Canned Food Controversy

Canned food often have toxic BPA

According to a new study, pregnant women should avoid or limit their intake of canned foods due to chemical content. BPA is a controversial chemical used in the manufacturing of liners for cans used for canned foods and some plastics as … Read More

Diet Drinks Linked to Premature Birth

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Being pregnant in 2010 seems more complicated than ever, with the list of food “no-nos” getting longer. A recent Danish study suggests that you should also add diet soda to your list of unacceptable indulgences.  Researchers surveyed nearly 60,000 women at … Read More