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Just like Tom Brady, more and more NFL players are stepping away from meat for their health and performance.

As our readers are preparing for Christmas Eve celebrations, we thought it appropriate to share with them a happy story, appropriate for this time of the year. It is a true story that we hope will inspire those who are struggling with heart disease to follow the example of the hero in the story: ...

You don’t need to be an omnivore to succeed in sport. These vegan athletes are the proof.

Any amount of plant food is going to be better than none at all! Stay well and enjoy the winter season and before you know it, spring will be here!

‘The China Study’ was released back in 2005, but it’s still talked about today. Here’s why.

The US has prioritised dominance in technologies that will shape the future. India is a partner in that endeavour. But it will also have to identify its key areas and go about it in a calibrated manner. Economic predictability is essential to national security in the context of coping with China, which seeks to divide countries between economic and security priorities.

From the blog of Jennifer Laszlo Mizrahi at The Times of Israel

During a two-day heat wave, the likelihood of a fatal heart attack increased by 18 per cent when temperatures ranged between 28 C and 37 C.

During a two-day heat wave, the likelihood of a fatal heart attack increased by 18 per cent when temperatures ranged between 28 C and 37 C.

Beijing might have been listing projects to show increasing engagement between Nepal and China, expert says.