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Location American Medical News for 14 April 2018
Is It Time To Rethink Alcohol Guidelines? Research Suggests New Threshold For Low-Risk Drinking, And It's Not That Much A new study finds that even under the current national guidelines, such 'low-risk' consumption could still have dire health effects. Will lowering the limit to 100 grams of alcohol consumption per week help prevent such ...
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Caffeine Crackdown: FDA Takes Step To Block Consumer Sales Of Pure Caffeine In Bulk Since 2015, the FDA has been cracking down on the sales of pure caffeine. A new guidance will make selling pure caffeine in bulk unlawful.
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Fish Oil Supplements Fail To Relieve Dry Eye Symptoms Fish oil supplements with omega-3 fatty acids may not necessarily relieve symptoms of dry eye disease. A clinical trial funded by the National Institutes of Health refutes previous studies supporting its efficacy on dry ...
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Sitting Too Much Linked To Memory Problems And Higher Dementia Risk Researchers discovered that sitting too much may be linked to memory problems due to changes in a part of the brain. The effect is considered a predecessor for dementia, along with other significant signs of cognitive de...
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Restaurant Workers Rank Highest In Cannabis Use Prevalence: CDC Report A CDC report finds that workers in the food industry have the highest prevalence of cannabis use. The results could help employers create drug-related policies to ensure safety and security.
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Gene That Makes You Eat More Sugar Might Also Help You Lose Fat Years ago, scientists discovered that a variation of the FGF21 gene makes people eat more sugar. Now, they've discovered that it could lower body fat, too.
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(European Association for the Study of the Liver) Long-term results of a randomized study demonstrate sustained improvements in hepatic encephalopathy episodes, hospitalizations, and cognitive performance compared with s...
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(European Association for the Study of the Liver) Long-term data with sebelipase alfa for lysosomal acid lipase deficiency and preliminary data for investigational RNAi therapeutics for acute intermittent porphyria and a...
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