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Obesity Risk May Be Driven More by What You Eat Than How Much You Exercise

Rectal cancer rates are rising in U.S., driving an increase in illness in younger adults

Universal flu vaccine: How scientists are closing in on the virus's 'weak spots'

The Healthiest Way to Cook Eggs (Hint: It’s Not Scrambling)

The Surprising Link Between Red Meat and Diabetes

A major new U.S. study is raising fresh questions about what red meat may be doing to your long term health. Researchers analyzing data from more than 34,000 adults found that those who ate the highest amounts of red meat, especially processed varieties, had up to a 49 percent higher risk of diabetes, with risk climbing even further with each additional daily serving. The most surprising part is that the link remained even after accounting for body weight. Yet there is a potential upside. Swapping even some red meat for beans, nuts, fish, or poultry was associated with a noticeably lower risk. Here is what the researchers discovered, what it does and does not prove, and how small dietary changes could meaningfully shift your risk.

Healthy Fact of the Day: Practicing gratitude consistently can strengthen neural pathways associated with positivity and resilience. Over time, focusing on what is going well helps lower stress levels and supports emotional stability. Small daily reflections can gently shift your mindset and improve overall well-being.

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