More evidence that low-calorie sweeteners are bad for your health
Studies show that artificial sweeteners can raise the risk of hypertension, metabolic syndrome, type 2 diabetes and heart disease, including stroke.
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New evidence shows that inhaled nanoparticles, routinely added to diesel fuel, can cause liver damage
18 November, 2011
Common household products contain hazardous chemicals that are not declared on the labels, according to a new report
18 November, 2011
Experts say that air fresheners contain a range of chemicals that can trigger allergies as well as hormone-disrupting phthalates
17 November, 2011
Two encouraging new studies show that natural treatments can ease the side effects of radiation therapy for cancer
17 November, 2011
If you are an early riser, who likes to eat breakfast, chances are you are healthier and happier than most
15 November, 2011
Taking certain drugs before and early after conception can raise the risk of NTDs; but vitamin C can help reduce the risk, say scientists
15 November, 2011
Eating just 1 ounce of nuts per day can help support health and well being, say scientists
8 November, 2011
A new study from Sweden shows that heavy toll that commuting by car or public transport can have on our health
8 November, 2011
New claims that moderate alcohol intake increases breast cancer risk expose medical and media assumptions about women and drinking
4 November, 2011
Studies show that sour cherries can boost melatonin levels naturally and help regulate sleep/wake cycles
4 November, 2011
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