As Americans, we might be wary about eating certain foods when we travel abroad. We tend to think of our food supply as being safe compared to other countries.
The truth is, the U.S. has less stringent food-safety rules than many other parts of the world.
Lisa Y. Lefferts is a senior scientist at the Center for Science in the Public Interest.
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It’s one of the leading causes of mood disorders.
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Researchers from University College London analyzed data from 2,000 subjects.
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But major new research shows that exercise can lower high blood pressure just as much as medications…and without the side effects that drugs often cause.
The study is believed to be the first of its kind.
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But a new study shows that sugary soft drinks hurt you in another way: They can cause your kidneys to fail.
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… Read MoreNot surprisingly, sales of opioid painkillers have plummeted and some have been pulled from the market.
But a new study shows that Big Pharma has found another way to profit from drug addiction.
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You’d think people would be angry, scared, or at least concerned.