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Will the current crop of COVID vaccines provide lifetime immunity?

Print Current data show the first generation of COVID-19 vaccines are highly effective at preventing coronavirus infection and offer various degrees of protection against most variants, but for how long? In this episode, we discuss whether these current vaccines can provide lifetime immunity as emerging variants surface around the globe. Our guests are Dr. Otto O. Yang, associate chief in the Division of Infectious Diseases at David Geffen School of Medicine at UCLA, and Dr. Marc Hellerstein, a...
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8 Walking for Weight Loss Tips - How to Lose Weight By Walking

NickyLloydGetty Images Over the past few years, walking and staying active have honestly become trendy. Hitting a certain number of steps for the day and corporate walking challenges have helped to improve daily physical activity. In fact, the US Department of Health and Human Services advises that adults should move more and sit less throughout the day, and they urge that some physical activity is better than none. If you are trying to manage your weight, walking can be a useful weight manage...
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Research Shows Cruciferous Inhibit the Proliferation of Breast Cancer Cells

Research Shows Cruciferous Inhibit the Proliferation of Breast Cancer Cells Merxwire 30 Apr 2021, 19:49 GMT+10 According to research conducted by the University of Arizona Cancer Center and the Department of Nutritional Sciences the University of Arizona, cruciferous can inhibit the proliferation of breast cancer cells. Tucson, AZ (Merxwire) - Breast cancer is common cancer in women. According to statistics, in 2020, 2.3 million women worldwide have been diagnosed with breast cancer. A study pu...
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What Are Intact Grains? Plus, Why You Should Be Eating More Of Them

What Are Intact Grains? Plus, Why You Should Be Eating More Of Them How to up your whole grain game. Rosie Schwartz Updated (Photo: iStock) Whole grains are chock full of key nutrients and offer a host of health benefits, such as a lower risk of heart disease, diabetes and weight gain. But not all whole grain products are created equal. Consider including intact whole grains—grains which are less processed—for even greater advantages to your health. Here’s what you need ...
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Feeding local, farm-fresh produce to students across Pennsylvania

New Penn State - Pennsylvania Department of Education collaboration connects schools and farms Image: Getty Images - Marcus Chung Feeding local, farm-fresh produce to students across Pennsylvania Kayla Prag May 13, 2021 UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa. — The food served at public schools can easily be disconnected from the surrounding area due to factors like the complexity of food supply chains, federal regulations, and food-safety concerns. Nearby farms often produce nutritious and environmentally frie...
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Allen R. Balik, The Wine Exchange: 'Winespeak' and tasting notes

Tasting notes about wine have been written since 3500 B.C. and became prominent in ancient Egypt. During Greek and Roman times they expanded utilizing simple easily understood descriptions. In the 17th-century tasting notes lengthened with even more advanced content featuring added detail and explanation. It’s only since the late-1970s that tasting notes and reviews began to include various overly expressive terminology and hyperbole (referred to as “winespeak” by some). Support ...
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