0455 GMT April 23, 2018
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Did you know that simple day-today habits could lead to cardiovascular ailments? Cardiologists and general physicians say that some seemingly harmless habit, actually have a profound effect on your heart.
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Sleep is an essential part of any working adult life as it serves as a fuel to start the day.
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Drinking three to four cups of coffee a day is not only safe for most people, it might protect against heart disease or an early death, a new review suggested.
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Most people struggle with their mental health at some point in their life, some more than others.
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Your mother was right: The condition of your teeth depends on your dietary and oral hygiene habits, not your genes, according to a new study that looked at the role that genes and the oral microbiome play in the formation of cavities.
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Over 128 million daily commuters in the US and 75 percent report they drive alone. From improving traffic flow to air quality, convincing people to choose a possibly 'greener' mode of transportation presents many challenges.
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We all have them — habits we think are healthy because we heard them somewhere on the news or from a health-conscious friend.
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Thumb sucking, picky eating and nose picking are not only a nuisance, but they can have lasting effects on your child’s health.
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Some daycare centers may find ‘clean plate club’ policies hard to resist, even though working too hard to control what kids eat can backfire and make them more likely to gain weight, a recent study suggested.
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Most of us worry about making big blunders at work, but often it’s more subtle habits or behaviors that are the worst things someone can do. Some people learn the hard way and others never quite get the lesson.
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