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6 benefits of snacking on makhana every day

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Saint Anselm College hosts first maternal health conference

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Hundreds of people ascend Omaha's tallest building to address critical health challenges

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Walking with a rucksack: This walking technique for 150 minutes a week can transform your body

Rucking, a military-inspired exercise involving walking with a weighted backpack, is gaining popularity as it helps with weight loss, muscle gain, and endurance. Experts suggest starting with light loads and maintaining proper form to avoid injuries.

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How To How to Do a Perfect Plank And Hold It For 60 Seconds! 4 Muscles It Works

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4 Times When It's OK to Self-Diagnose (and 3 When It's Definitely Not)

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Scientists find major link between intermittent fasting and Alzheimer's

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Mhoni Vidente Predicts a New Covid-19 and Points Out Its Origin

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New study reveals that 'fitness inspiration' on social media may be harmful

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I Tried Mouth Taping for Two Months and the Results Were Mind-Blowing

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Local cancer patients receive free wigs and cosmetics

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Steve Cullen Healthy Heart Club Run and Walk

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Where does New Mexico rank in WalletHub dental health study?

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Ozzy Osbourne 'cant walk' but his voice 'is as good as it's ever been' in health update

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3 Heart Conditions Linked to Dementia and Declining Brain Health

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How to choose and use a home blood pressure monitor

Dear 63, Everyone with high blood pressure (130/80 or higher) should have a home blood pressure monitor. Home monitoring can help you keep tabs on your blood pressure in a comfortable setting. Plus, if you're taking medication it will make certain it's working,

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Here's What Your Poop Schedule Says About Your Overall Health

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Is There Really That Big of a Difference Between Magnesium Glycinate and Citrate?

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Health News Live February 8, 2025 : What to do if your body is resisting cancer treatment? Advanced therapies, personalised medicine to address resistance

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Why Are There White Flakes in Your Tap Water and Should You Be Worried About Drinking It?

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Birmingham given 3% public health funding boost

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Fluoride: Why Is It in Our Drinking Water, and Is It Safe for Children?

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Health groups sound alarm on missing CDC, FDA data

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Boost heart health and muscle gain with this fun dumbbell cardio workout

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5 Things Doctors Never, Ever Do During Cold And Flu Season

Cold and flu season is in full swing. As the months get colder and folks are indoors more often, these respiratory illnesses often spread in close quarters. Flu activity begins to increase in October and often peaks between December and February,

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How Bad Is It To Walk Around Barefoot At Home? Doctors' Answers May Surprise You.

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Brand new cycling challenge shows 'beauty and brutality' of the Lake District

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More women encouraged to attend cervical screenings

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The Galaxy Watch 7 is calling your name, now with a tempting $80 discount

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Fluoride: Why Is It in Our Drinking Water, and Is It Safe for Children?

You're not alone if you have questions about fluoride in your water supply. We reached out to experts to get answers.
The article from MSN discusses the role of fluoride in drinking water, focusing on its benefits and safety concerns, particularly for children. Fluoride is added to public water supplies to reduce tooth decay, a practice supported by numerous health organizations including the CDC and WHO. The article explains that fluoride works by strengthening tooth enamel and reducing the ability of bacteria to produce acid, which can lead to cavities. However, there are concerns about potential health risks, especially overexposure leading to dental fluorosis, which can cause cosmetic issues like white spots on teeth, and in severe cases, skeletal fluorosis. The article also touches on the debate over the safety of fluoride, with some advocating for its removal from water due to fears of neurotoxicity, although the consensus among major health bodies is that the benefits of fluoride in preventing dental caries outweigh the risks when levels are properly managed. The piece concludes by noting that while fluoride is beneficial, it's crucial to monitor intake to avoid excessive exposure, particularly in young children whose developing teeth are more susceptible to fluorosis.

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