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Brain Cells Signaling 'Portion Control' In Mice Could Curb Obesity In Humans

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Contact Lenses That Work Like Computer Screens In Development

Life&Style

Food Cravings: Healthy Signals Or Noisy Distractions? What Do Your Food Cravings Indicate About Your Health?

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Weight Loss, Breast Size: How To Prevent Sagging, Smaller Breasts With Weight Loss

Science/Health

Diabetes: Eating Carbs Last Linked To Lower Blood Sugar And Insulin Levels For Obese Diabetics

Science/Health

'Smart Insulin' Could Control Blood Sugar Without A Painful Needle Prick

Science/Health

Diabetes Patients With Poorly Controlled Blood Sugar Have Longer, Costlier Hospital Stays

Science/Health

Fructose Consumption Could Lead To Powerful Junk Food Cravings

Science/Health

Type 2 Diabetes Could Potentially Be Reversed Through New Stem Cell Transplantation Method

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Weight Loss Trend: 'Butter Coffee' Taking Over UK Cafés, Paleo-Friendly and Great for CrossFit, Many Claim

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Alien Life Residing in a University Laboratory? Life as We Know it has Changed

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Christmas Cookies: How To Bake The Perfect Cookie, Scientifically

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Cinnamon Proves to be Abundant Health Aid at Holidays

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Artificial Sweeteners Trigger Glucose Intolerance

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Glucose-Powered Batteries Stores Ten Times More Energy Than Lithium-Ion Batteries

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