How to prevent Multiple Sclerosis?
A new study from Sweden shows that smoking and passive smoking are risk factors for MS. The good news: These risk factors are preventable!
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Tagged with smoking, health, lifestyle, psychology
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What You Need To Know About Preimplantation Genetic Diagnosis (PGD)
Preimplantation genetic testing is a technique used to identify genetic defects in embryos created through in vitro fertilization (IVF) before pregnancy...
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Setting Achievable Weight Loss Goals: A Clinical Dietitian’s Guide
With the new year upon us, a lot of us have set goals to lose weight, get fit, and ultimately, feel great. However, many of us set goals which are too difficult to achieve...
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6 Natural Remedies For Puffy Eyes
Puffy eyes are the result of swelling of the region around the eyes. Sleep deprivation, exhaustion...
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Protect Your Children's Eyes With these Tips
Maintaining a healthy eyes for our children is very important. Dr. Walid Abdallah, Consultant Ophthalmologist at...
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Another Hair Loss Myth Goes Down The Drain
Bath time can turn into a nightmare when you see precious hair making its way to the drain. And the solution does...
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Why Should You Sleep Early?
It is very common these days for people to stay awake until late at night...
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Does Pressed Juice Diet Work?
Although pressed juice can have some benefits when incorporated into a balanced diet, the “pressed juice diet” is...
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Tagged with Diabetic, diet, nutrition, weight loss, vitamins, BMI, healthy diet
International Organizations To Support Cancer Congress in The UAE
World Health Organization (WHO) has estimated that 400,000 people in this region will die from cancer every year. The statistics revealed...
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Reduced Fertility in the Gulf linked to low vitamin D and Obesity
The MiddleEast region is notorious for reduced vitamin D levels in the body, and obesity as independent risk factors for poor ...
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