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The Downside of Weight Loss A new study shows blood levels of substances known as persistent organic pollutants were higher in people who had lost weight compared with those who maintained or gained weight.
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Helping the Elderly Avoid Falls The risk factors for indoor and outdoor falls among the elderly differ, and not all falls may indicate poor health, a study shows.
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Top 13 Flu Myths Myths about swine flu and seasonal flu are everywhere, and it’s hard to know the truth about the flu. WebMD goes over the top myths regarding the flu and provides factual, helpful information.
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High Cholesterol Linked to Cookware Chemicals Exposure to chemicals used in the manufacture of nonstick cookware and waterproof and stain-resistant products could be raising cholesterol levels in children, a new study suggests.
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Low-Carb Labels May Confuse More Than Educate People often misinterpret product claims of low-carbohydrate content on the front of packages, believing the foods are healthy and will help them manage their weight, a study shows.
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Sleep Linked to Childhood Obesity Infants and young children who don’t get enough sleep at night may face a significantly increased risk of becoming obese before adulthood, a new study says.
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The Downside of Weight Loss A new study shows blood levels of substances known as persistent organic pollutants were higher in people who had lost weight compared with those who maintained or gained weight.
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