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Losing weight is good for your health – even if you regain it

People who have obesity and lose weight through behavioural weight loss programmes have lower risks for heart disease and type 2 diabetes years later, despite regaining some weight

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A common and treatable cause of heart attacks is being overlooked

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A new mitochondrial theory of Alzheimer's deserves serious attention

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Naegleria fowleri amoeba

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Man in Florida killed by rare, brain-eating amoeba Naegleria fowleri

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Just 500 extra steps a day lowers heart disease risk for older adults

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HIIT involves vigorous bursts of exercise interspersed with short rest periods

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HIIT could be safe for people with heart problems

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Marburg virus: What you need to know about the disease outbreak

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Researchers ‘cannot rule out’ bird flu spreading between sea lions

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Massive tick-killing effort fails to reduce Lyme disease cases

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When an event occurs, we have various means of measuring how long it lasted, which may be improved by moving and hearing sounds during the event

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Hearing noise and moving our body helps us gauge the passing of time

People may be more aware of how much time has passed when they move their body and hear sounds during an event. This improved time perception may help to gauge the effectiveness of treatments for conditions like Parkinson's disease

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Skin patch makes ultrasound images of your heart as you move

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A Silent Fire review: What you need to know about inflammation

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Lifestyle may affect your dementia risk but the extent is exaggerated

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Sneaking drugs into the brain could treat conditions like Alzheimer's

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