Night-time screen use linked to increased heart risk

Experts urge reduced screen time and dim lighting before bed Prolonged exposure to artificial light during nighttime may significantly increase the risk of cardiovascular diseases, according to a new study conducted by researchers in Australia. The findings, published by the Flinders Health and Medical Research Institute, suggest that spending extended hours in the glow of…

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Even low doses of CBD may cause harm to the liver in some people, FDA study finds

There’s been little evidence on how well CBD works or guidance on how to safely use capsules, edibles or oils that contain cannabidiol. A new clinical trial suggests there are still ongoing questions about the safety of even low doses of cannabidiol, even as CBD capsules, gummies, edibles, oils and lotions have become increasingly omnipresent…

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Major medical groups sue Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. over vaccines

Kennedy’s track record of undermining vaccine safety and effectiveness prompted the lawsuit. “We’ve had enough,” one public health expert said. Several major medical organizations are suing Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. and the Department of Health and Human Services over actions they call a “public health emergency that demands immediate legal action and correction.”…

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Can eating chocolates improve mood and heart health?

‘Dark chocolate can help protect skin from sun damage’ Dark chocolate containing plant sterols and flavonoids can significantly improve heart health and reduce cholesterol levels. Research indicates that it particularly lowers oxidised LDL (bad cholesterol) and increases HDL (good cholesterol). Cocoa butter is rich in monounsaturated fats such as oleic acid, which supports healthy cholesterol….

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