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Singing May Be Good Medicine for Parkinson's Patients

 

Voice coaching appears to help swallowing and breathing, study finds

 
 
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Walnuts Boost Good Gut Bacteria

 

Recent study shows that walnuts increase the diversity of gut bacteria and appear to act in much the same manner as prebiotcs.

 
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Probiotics - The Key to Solving Health Issues?

 

Probiotics have shown strong potential to support human health, however, the industry is unregulated and unpredictable.

 
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Is It Safe to Take Ibuprofen for the Aches and Pains of Exercise?

 

New study explores the safety of NSAID use during and after physical activity.

 
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Discovery of a New Compound Turns on a Longevity Gene in Mice

 

New compound provides an observed 90% increase in the activation of the gene's activation in the animal's heart tissue

 
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