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One sugar found in red meat was linked to a 63% higher diabetes risk (opens the original)
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A sugar found naturally in red meat may help explain why high consumption of the food has long been linked to an increased risk of type 2 diabetes, according to new research. Preliminary results of an observational study presented at the annual meeting of the European Association for the Study of Diabetes (EASD) in Milan, Italy, September 28–October 2, found that people with the highest intake of a sugar called N-glycolylneuraminic acid (Neu5Gc) had a significantly greater risk of developing typ
'Healthy' food labels may not mean what shoppers think (opens the original)
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Aisles are packed with foods claiming to be healthier choices, from "low fat" and "high protein" to "reduced sodium." But a new analysis has found those claims can be misleading. Researchers from Cornell University analyzed nearly 150,000 food and beverage products launched in the United States over the past decade and found that products marketed with health claims were actually less nutritious overall. Study lead Pei Zhou, a postdoctoral researcher told Newsweek: "Some of the clearest discrepa
After My Husband Died, I Went Ahead With a Hysterectomy for One Reason (opens the original)
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Two days before a scheduled hysterectomy, a woman lost her husband and was forced to make a difficult decision while navigating the first days of her grief. Chris had metastatic colon cancer after being diagnosed in 2019 and died earlier this month. Karin told Newsweek if she canceled the surgery to remove her uterus then she'd have to return to work within five days or take unpaid leave. By proceeding with the surgery, however, she would be entitled to eight weeks of approved leave for recovery
After 20 years of being dismissed by doctors, I had a hysterectomy at 36 (opens the original)
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"You have a very high pain tolerance. You must have been suffering quite badly." Those were the words a specialist said to me when I was 35 years old. After two decades of being told my pain was anxiety, that I was overreacting or that nothing was wrong, it was the first time a doctor had truly validated what I had been living through since I was 14. I remember lying on the floor, writhing, sweating and heaving. I thought I must be dying. By the time my mom got home from work, the pain had subsi
Sugar substitutes may not be as bad for you as many think (opens the original)
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Many people worry that swapping sugar for low-calorie sweeteners could leave them craving sweeter foods or lead them to eat more later. But new research suggests that may not be the case. A review led by researchers from the University of Ljubljana, Wageningen University & Research and the University of Leeds found no evidence that replacing sugar with non-nutritive sweeteners harms weight management or cardiometabolic health. Graham Finlayson, a psychologist at the University of Leeds, told New
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