Brain Bleeding May Be Linked To Aging

Scientists recently discovered that small amounts of bleeding in the brain, which have been previously linked to stroke, are actually associated with aging. Researchers from the University of California, Irvine examined 33 adults who were between 71 and 105-years-old. None of the participants had any history of stroke. Overall, the investigators found that cerebral microbleeds

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Eating Broccoli Heads Is Not As Beneficial As Downing The Whole Vegetable

Whether or not you like the taste of broccoli matters very little, since you can get plenty of nutrients and vitamins by taking dietary supplements. However, for those who do consume the vegetable, eating the whole floret appears to be more beneficial for health than munching on the heads and throwing away the stems. According

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Increased Risk Of Obesity Found Among Office Workers

A new study has found that office workers are becoming increasing inactive, resulting in a higher risk of obesity, according to findings published in the journal Preventative Medicine. For this research, a team of investigators used statistics collected from a 26-year span, which included survey groups ranging from 17,000 to 132,000 people. While analyzing the

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Diabetic African Americans are More Susceptible to Diabetic Retinopathy Due to High Sodium and Calorie Intake

Those who suffer from diabetes may want to try an alkaline diet high in fruits, vegetables and whole grains as a new study suggests a poor diet could lead to diabetic retinopathy. Research published in the journal Ophthalmology indicates that African Americans who suffer from diabetes and have diets high in calories and sodium are

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