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Meta-analysis shows that loneliness and social isolation are risk factors for illness and premature death
A meta-analysis by Holt-Lundsted et al, published in the journal Perspectives on Psychological Science, reports that loneliness or social isolation contribute to illness and premature death rates comp…
Graph of preventable risk factors for cancer
The American Association for Cancer research created a graph showing the percentages of cancer diagnoses attributable to preventable risk factors (ie, lifestyle and environmental exposures).
Nylon tea bags add billions of microplastics into tea
A study released by researchers at McGill University in Montreal revealed that steeping a single silky plastic tea bag at brewing temperature (95C) releases approximately 11.
Moving for Life: classes that help with cancer recovery
Moving for Life is a community of movement therapists, exercise specialists, dancers, bodyworkers, psychologists, doctors and cancer survivors who promote and teach mindful movement as a means towards…
Egg consumption and the risk of prostate cancer
A study by Richman et al, published in the journal Cancer Prevention Research, concludes that consumption of eggs may increase risk of developing a lethal form of prostate cancer among healthy men.
Conflicting data on the impact of aluminum in antiperspirants on breast cancer
A study by Flarend et al, published in the journal Food and Chemical Toxicology, found that a one-time use of aluminum chlorohydrate, found in many antiperspirants, applied to the skin is not a signif…
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