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Lynn Allison

Lynn Allison

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    Recent Articles

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    How to Reduce Blood Pressure Naturally

    A simple combination of tea, apples, berries, grapes and chocolate can reduce high blood pressure as well as popular medications. These foods are rich in compounds that can improve blood vessel function, according to Study Finds. A large, international study published in the...
    6 months ago
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    Acts of Kindness Ease Depression and Anxiety

    Nearly one in five American adults suffer from anxiety or depression, the two most common mental health problems. Therapy and medications are the most effective tools to deal with these conditions, however a breakthrough study found that performing acts of kindness can also...
    6 months ago
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    Cancer Drug May Stop Parkinson's Progression

    Researchers have discovered that a drug already approved by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) to treat cancer may hold the key to successfully combatting Parkinson's disease. This is welcome news as Parkinson's disease cases are expected to rise by 60% in the U.S.,...
    6 months ago
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    Don't Take These Supplements Together

    Timing is everything when it comes to taking certain supplements. Taking some supplements too close together can affect absorption or potentially cause side effects. For instance, calcium can interfere with the absorption of iron, so these two should not be taken together....
    6 months ago
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    Heart Attack Deaths Decline, Other Heart Deaths Rise

    The good news is that for Americans older than 25, deaths from heart attacks plummeted by nearly 90% over the past five. Overall deaths from heart disease also fell by 66%. Unfortunately, according to a new study published by the American Heart Association, deaths from...
    5 months ago
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    Study: Sunlight Passes Through Body, Improves Vision

    A breakthrough study published in Nature has added to the evidence that getting outside daily is good for us. Researchers found that sunlight penetrates deeply into the human body, improving physiological functions, including vision. Specifically, long wavelength red light...
    5 months ago
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    Nicotine Poisoning Skyrockets in Babies, Toddlers

    Poison control centers in the U.S. have reported a huge increase in the number of kids under the age of six who have been sickened by nicotine products like pouches and vape e-liquids, says NBC News. From 2010 to 2023, more than 134,663 cases of nicotine poisoning were...
    5 months ago
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    Pet Smart Collar Provides Real-Time Health Data

    A new smart collar is giving pet parents a powerful way to monitor their pets' health - and even consult veterinarians through telehealth. The PetPace V3.0 collar uses artificial intelligence to track vital signs and relay them directly to licensed veterinarians, enabling...
    3 months ago
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    These Common Meds Increase the Risk for Falls

    Falling is never pleasant, but for seniors it can be deadly. Among adults 65 and older, falls are the leading cause of injury-related death, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), which reported 41,000 fall-related fatalities in 2023. Research...
    3 months ago
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    Cause of Most Heart Attacks in Younger Women

    More than 60 million women - about 44% of the U.S. female population - are living with some form of heart disease. Despite these numbers, many people don't realize that heart disease is the leading cause of death for women in America, affecting women of all ages.A new study...
    2 months ago
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    Being Organized Can Help You Live Longer

    A new study finds that being organized, active, and helpful to others may boost your lifespan - while stress, anxiety, and moodiness may cut it short. The research, published in the Journal of Psychosomatic Research and led by the University of Edinburgh, analyzed data from...
    2 months ago