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49Shortened sleep may affect women’s bone health
Women reporting five hours or less per night had 22% and 63% higher risks of experiencing low bone mass and osteoporosis of...
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32Quality of life changes after weight loss
esults showed that an intensive lifestyle intervention, delivered alone or with liraglutide 3.0 mg/d, produced clinically significant improvements in aspects of general...
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28Avocados offer benefits against type 2 diabetes
Being overweight increases the likelihood of developing type 2 diabetes. Dietary fiber adds bulk to the diet which can help you feel...
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30Why have so many new diseases developed in the bagged salads sector?
As this industry grows dynamically, so does the number of new diseases. There are many reasons for this increase according to a...
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59Nature might be better than tech at reducing air pollution
A study found that restoring vegetation to county-level average canopy cover reduced air pollution an average of 27%.
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39Globe, Hineleban Foundation bring attention to massive deforestation through Filipino folktale characters
To engage the public—most especially the younger generation—and teach them about rainforestation, Globe introduced stylized Philippine folktale characters.
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27Suwag o Suko? Conserving tamaraws and empowering the rangers who protect them
Suwag o Suko: Saving the Tamaraw from Extinction is scheduled for nationwide screenings in the coming months, with possible international exposure through...
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31Poverty wage and abuse of workers on farms and plantations linked to supermarkets – Oxfam
Poverty wage and harsh working conditions are commonplace on the farms and plantations that supply tea, fruit and vegetables to supermarkets such...
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64ROKA launches Oslo and Barton eyewear designs
ROKA Sports, Inc., the independent Austin-based performance eyewear and equipment brand, is expanding its eyewear line with the Oslo and Barton push...
