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New study showing flu vaccine recipients get more flu branded as “misinformation”

Dr. Hoffman takes a closer look at a controversial new vaccine study.
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Medical worker preparing influenza vaccine for vaccination
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Leyla Weighs In: Lessening the impact of chronic stress

Longterm stress can have myriad negative health effects, and unhealthy coping mechanisms can make things even worse. Learning how to support yourself during stressful times is vital.
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America’s food fight

There’s a food fight going on in America, and it’s being waged at the highest levels of government, academia, agribusiness, and the medical establishment.
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A woman in a sleeveless top clutching her painful belly. Underneath her hands, an illustration of the digestive system is subtly overlaid on her clothing.

Leyla Weighs In: Four causes for IBS

IBS has increased dramatically over the last decade, and the causes are numerous. In this article, Leyla Muedin focuses on four of them.
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A new era of bloating support

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New tariffs pose unprecedented challenges for supplements

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Leyla Weighs In: Cook with fat, not vegetable oil

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NY strip steak being cooked in a skillet, along with herbs and blistered tomatoes
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The case for banning direct-to-consumer pharmaceutical ads

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Ask Leyla: What could be causing mysterious bloating and abdominal pain?

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With the NIH budget slashed, will we miss studies like these?

The medical research establishment is reeling as budget cuts loom for the National Institutes of Health. A colleague involved in funding research at my alma mater, Albert Einstein College of Medicine told me: “It’s been all hands on deck as we struggle to defend our grants.”According to Healthcaredive:
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The Protein Wars 

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