Spiritual Beliefs May Influence Unhealthy Food Choices, Study Suggests
New research indicates that reminders of spirituality or divine intervention can reduce self-control when it comes to consuming ultra-processed foods.
New research indicates that reminders of spirituality or divine intervention can reduce self-control when it comes to consuming ultra-processed foods.
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A highly sensitive test developed at Northwestern Medicine can identify tiny traces of pancreatic cancer DNA missed by conventional methods.
The MHRA has recorded 77 reports of suspected side effects, including one death, linked to the experimental drug retatrutide, also known as 'Reta'.
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