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Maps reveal how many fast food outlets are in your area

AOL 12 Feb 2025
... fat, salt and sugar ... “Over time, eating too many foods that are high in salt, saturated fat and sugar can increase our risk of heart and circulatory diseases, such as heart attacks and strokes.”.
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Health experts condemn ‘infuriating’ figures showing rise in fast food shops

AOL 12 Feb 2025
... their local communities, which is yet another example of how our food system continues to be unfair to people in deprived areas already struggling with higher levels of heart and circulatory disease.
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Big Food Gets Jacked

New York Magazine 12 Feb 2025
Substantial scientific literature has suggested many kinds of ultraprocessed foods contribute to a host of chronic diseases, largely because they can be high in sugar, salt, refined grains, and ...
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Shoppers issued warning over buying honey in supermarket

AOL 11 Feb 2025
Replacing added sweeteners in the diet with honey can lower the risks of illnesses associated with eating too much sugar, like type 2 diabetes, heart disease and non-alcoholic fatty liver disease, studies have shown.
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GLP-1 Meds Can Work Wonders for Kidney Health

Knoxville Daily Sun 11 Feb 2025
People with diabetes and chronic kidney disease have a very high risk of complications" such as low blood sugar, infections or cardiovascular events, study co-senior author Dr ... Find out more about chronic kidney disease at the Mayo Clinic.
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Opinion: Heart disease is killing more women each year. Here are some life-saving tips.

San Diego Union-Tribune 11 Feb 2025
... of heart disease and know your numbers; specifically, high blood pressure, high low-density lipoprotein (LDL) cholesterol and elevated blood sugar levels are all risk factors for heart disease.
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A tech exec ate lots of ultra-processed foods. He became CEO of a nutrition company ...

Business Insider 10 Feb 2025
... blood sugar ... But having consistently high or low blood sugar can lead to a higher risk of chronic diseases, Sarah Berry, professor of nutritional sciences at King's College London, previously told BI.
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Are young adults in India facing an unprecedented heart attack epidemic?

The Times of India 10 Feb 2025
The incidence of cardiovascular diseases among ... Insufficient blood sugar management results in extended vascular harm which substantially raises heart disease risks.Hypertension (High Blood Pressure).
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Free health check complements BPJS Health for prevention: Minister

Antara News 10 Feb 2025
"For example, diabetes can be prevented by early examination to overcome the disease," he remarked while reviewing the implementation of the CKG program at the Menganti Health Center in Gresik District, East Java, on Monday.
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How Generative AI is Transforming Healthcare | Diagnostics & Treatment

Pharmiweb 10 Feb 2025
Improved Disease Detection ... For example, AI can predict the onset of diabetes or cardiovascular diseases by detecting patterns in a patient’s blood sugar levels, cholesterol, and lifestyle habits.
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Naga Chaitanya calls sugar biggest toxin; says alcohol and tobacco are better: ‘Consume sugar only ...

Hindustan Times 09 Feb 2025
He also addressed how consuming sugar can become the reason for many diseases, which is why he avoids it most of the time ... Alcohol is better, tobacco is better, anything is better.” He explained that sugar is the root cause of many diseases.
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Diabetes pill that lowers blood sugar levels can also slash heart risks in elderly | ...

The Daily Mail 09 Feb 2025
This helps combat the illness but they also come with a range of other health benefits, including slowing kidney disease. Diabetes pills which lower blood sugar levels, can also reduce the risk of heart disease in older people, a study has found.
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Cardiac arrest cases rise to 415 amid cold wave

Taipei Times 09 Feb 2025
Elderly people and people with cardiovascular diseases or chronic diseases such as three highs — high blood pressure, sugar and cholesterol — are prone to cardiovascular issues and should be more aware of temperature changes in cold weather, it said.
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Do blue lives still matter after Trump's pardons of people involved in Jan. 6? | Letters

Akron Beacon Journal 09 Feb 2025
Do blue lives still matter? ... 6, 2021 ... Chris Walker, Fairlawn Who can explain? ... The polio vaccine wasn't available until 1960, but I got it, both on the sugar cube and the shot. I was immunized against the majority of childhood diseases except measles.
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FACTS FOR FAMILIES: Is honey healthy?

Journal Gazette 08 Feb 2025
Is honey healthier than granulated sugar? The answer is yes and no ... However, honey weighs more than sugar ... The “yes” part of the answer is that honey contains disease-fighting antioxidants that sugar does not have.
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