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Researchers have suspected for some time that the link between our gut and brain plays a role in the onset of Parkinson’s disease. A recent study identified gut microbes likely to be involved and linked them with decreased riboflavin ( vitamin B2) and biotin (vitamin B7), suggesting an unexpectedly simple treatment that may help: B vitamins. “Supplementation therapy targeting riboflavin …
Read More »West coast sees highest Covid-19 levels as cases rise across US, CDC data says | US news
Several states in the western US are experiencing a surge in new Covid-19 infections, according to the latest data from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. An update released on Friday shows Covid-19 activity in wastewater has risen to a “moderate” level nationwide, up from “low” the week before. The highest levels are in the western US, including in …
Read More »Sugar Linked to 43% Higher Dementia Risk
High sugar intake was linked to a 43% higher risk of dementia in a long-term study of 158,000 adults. Genetics influenced how added sugar affected brain health—some people were more vulnerable than others. Most participants were healthier than average, limiting how widely the results may apply. A new study suggests that eating a lot of sugar (particularly added sugar) may …
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Hi! This month’s primary care update on all things Covid is too long to post here, but I know a lot of you appreciate me dropping by to share. I’m going to include the summary bullet points below, but direct you back to the original post if interested, as it is too deep and hyperlinked to copy and paste everything. …
Read More »Funding for Landmark Maternal Health Program, ERASE MM, Is at Risk — ProPublica
ProPublica is a nonprofit newsroom that investigates abuses of power. Sign up to receive our biggest stories as soon as they’re published. Seven years ago, when President Donald Trump signed the Preventing Maternal Deaths Act into law, it was hailed as a crucial step toward addressing the nation’s maternal mortality crisis. The law pumped tens of millions of dollars a …
Read More »Advisory issued after dogs spotted near body of rabid fox in Campbell County
CAMPBELL COUNTY, Va. (WSET) — Health officials have issued an advisory to the community after two dogs were spotted near the body of a fox that tested positive for rabies earlier this week. According to the Campbell County Department of Health, the dogs were seen near a dead fox on the morning of August 5 around the area of 5690 …
Read More »Whole Milk or 2%? Nutritionists Reveal Which Is Actually Healthier
Key Takeaways The biggest difference between whole milk and 2% is fat content—nutrient levels like calcium and vitamin D are nearly identical. Whole milk’s fat can boost satiety, help absorb key vitamins, and may even support heart health when consumed in moderation, while 2% is better for those looking for low-fat dairy options. The healthiest milk is the one you’ll …
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