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Think Soda’s Bad for Diabetes Risk? Processed Meat May Be Even Worse, New Study Says

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The answer may be surprising.Reviewed by Dietitian Kelly Plowe, M.S., RDGetty Images. EatingWell design.Key PointsDaily intake of processed meats or sugary drinks may raise risk for diabetes, heart disease and cancer.Eating 50 grams of processed meat daily may raise type 2 diabetes risk by 30%.New findings in Nature Medicine stress that small dietary changes can significantly reduce chronic disease risk.We’ve all heard that processed meats, suga…See the Story

The Cost of Compassion

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The loudest debates over healthcare today center on Medicaid expansion or cuts. A quieter crisis, however, afflicts individuals squeezed between poverty and subsistence, earning too much to qualify for aid and too little to afford commercial insurance. A recent New Jersey case highlights the financial and ethical strains on hospitals forced to provide medical care without adequate compensation, raising questions about fairness, funding, and who …New Jersey · New Jersey Read Article

Honey-Coated Lesson About Coke, Sugar, and High-Fructose Corn Syrup

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From media coverage, you'd think that high fructose corn syrup is a liquid death sentence. Meanwhile, no matter what is wrong with you, just have some honey and everything will be just peachy. What you probably don't know is that these two products are virtually identical. Here's why.Read Article

Who’s Your (Regulatory) Daddy?

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What happens when the engine of policy isn’t Congress but a state with an economy larger than most countries? In the absence of sweeping federal reform, states like California have become de facto food czars, and a bad model for affordable housing and urban planning. Flashpoints in the growing tug-of-war between local experimentation and national inertia, the real action in shaping daily American life isn’t always happening in Washington.Economy · California Read Article

Newsflash: Delaware’s Daubert Redo Relieves Legal Indigestion

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A Delaware judge tried to rewrite the rules of scientific evidence. The state’s highest court just reversed her, reining in junk science, throwing a monkey wrench into 75,000 Zantac claims, and reaffirming a strict legal standard for proving scientific evidence.Delaware, United States · Delaware Read Article

The Great Hospital Heist

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Private equity firms are turning health systems into their ATMs, raking in profits while care crumbles and often collapses completely. A cynical playbook of debt-loading, asset-stripping, and dividend-cashing enriches these firms while leaving communities sicker and systems bankrupt.United States · United States Read Article

Podcast: Genes or Exercise—which One Determines your Lifespan?

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Will chronic cardio or regular weight-lifting sessions add years to your life? Conventional wisdom says "yes," though emerging research suggests that your exercise habits and your lifespan are more heavily influenced by your genetics than previously thought. Let's untangle the latest knot in the nature vs. nurture debate.United States · United States Read Article

Insulin Sensitivity Has a Bedtime

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New research shows your body wants breakfast at sunrise, not sushi at midnight. You might think that when you eat is just a matter of schedule, but your metabolism has its own, far more opinionated internal calendar. A recent twin study suggests that aligning your mealtimes with your circadian rhythm could be the missing ingredient in the quest for healthful eating, better glucose control, and weight management.United States · United States Read Article

Antabuse is Effective in Stopping Drinking. So is a Sledgehammer

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Alcoholism takes a terrible toll on those who are addicted and their families. There is no magic pill to cure it, but there are some drugs that help. One is a pretty good pill called Antabuse that prevents some people from drinking. Its chemistry is very interesting; it shows why the drug works and also why you'd better not cheat if you are taking it.Read Article

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