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71% of women had this warning sign weeks before their heart attack

More women felt unusual fatigue before a heart attack than felt chest pain.

After 65, drinking more than 5 cups of coffee a day may be quietly thinning your bones

A 10-year study of nearly 10,000 older women points to a clear threshold, and moderate drinkers are in the clear.

Drinking coffee every day may cut your liver disease risk by nearly half

A large UK study links heavy coffee drinkers to sharply lower rates of cirrhosis, liver cancer and liver death.

This drug may lower your risk of death even if you have never had a heart attack

A trial found a survival benefit in high-risk patients with no prior heart attack.

Researchers find new link between sitting and cancer risk

A major new study suggests that long, uninterrupted sitting may be linked to a higher risk of cancer death.

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Going plant-based may protect your heart or raise your risk by 40%: one thing decides

A study of nearly 64,000 adults finds that diet quality, not the plant label, decides.

71% of women had this warning sign weeks before their heart attack

More women felt unusual fatigue before a heart attack than felt chest pain.

How strong should your grip be? The norms by age that predict your health

A study of 2.4 million adults sets the numbers, and what a weak grip predicts.

How eating sweet potatoes every day can affect your eyes, gut and heart

The numbers behind the "healthy carb" swap, from your retinas to your gut bacteria to your blood pressure.

The speech change doctors say is an early warning sign of Alzheimer’s disease

Slower speech and longer pauses may show up before memory tests do.

How eating pineapple every day can affect your gut, immunity and inflammation

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Is sitting really as bad as smoking? Here’s what the evidence says

The catchy warning collapses when you line up the actual mortality numbers.

20 minutes a day could make a difference to bowel cancer risk

New British research suggests that everyday exercise may have an impact on the risk of bowel cancer.

How fast should you walk? The speed by age that predicts your health

Your everyday walking pace is one of the simplest health signals you can measure at home.

How much should you be able to lift? Squat, bench and deadlift by age

A study of 809,986 powerlifting entries shows what strong looks like at every age.

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Drinking coffee every day may cut your liver disease risk by nearly half

A large UK study links heavy coffee drinkers to sharply lower rates of cirrhosis, liver cancer and liver death.

This drug may lower your risk of death even if you have never had a heart attack

A trial found a survival benefit in high-risk patients with no prior heart attack.

Researchers find new link between sitting and cancer risk

A major new study suggests that long, uninterrupted sitting may be linked to a higher risk of cancer death.

Drinking coffee every day may cut your liver disease risk by nearly half

A large UK study links heavy coffee drinkers to sharply lower rates of cirrhosis, liver cancer and liver death.

This drug may lower your risk of death even if you have never had a heart attack

A trial found a survival benefit in high-risk patients with no prior heart attack.

Researchers find new link between sitting and cancer risk

A major new study suggests that long, uninterrupted sitting may be linked to a higher risk of cancer death.

Going plant-based may protect your heart or raise your risk by 40%: one thing decides

A study of nearly 64,000 adults finds that diet quality, not the plant label, decides.

71% of women had this warning sign weeks before their heart attack

More women felt unusual fatigue before a heart attack than felt chest pain.

How strong should your grip be? The norms by age that predict your health

A study of 2.4 million adults sets the numbers, and what a weak grip predicts.