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Genes protective during Black Death may now be increasing autoimmune disorders (2022)

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Exercise, metabolism, and weight: New research from The Biggest Loser (2022)

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The bacterial horror of hot-air hand dryers (2018)

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Scientists have found individuals with high levels of cognitive activity (top 10%) developed Alzheimer’s at an average age of 93.6 years — five years later than those individuals with low levels of cognitive activity (bottom 10%), who developed the disease at an average of 88.6 years.

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Harvard study reveals giving healthy individuals daily Vitamin D supplements reduces their risk of cancer by 38%.

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Research suggests that "fat but fit" is a myth: individuals who were overweight or obese were at greater cardiovascular disease risk regardless of activity level

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Regular meditation more beneficial than vacation

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All informations about corona Virus in this Harvard page

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Foods Linked to Better Brainpower

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Perceived Physical Activity and Mortality: Study

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Blue light has a dark side - Harvard Health

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Regular meditation more beneficial than vacation

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Get up, stand up, for your health: A little exercise offsets a lot of sitting

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