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Be Well: Healthy Breakfast Options

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Be Well: Healthy Breakfast Options
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Be Well: Healthy Breakfast Options to Start Your Day

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Be Well: Healthy Breakfast Options to Start Your Day
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Be Well: How Eating Fruits and Veggies Can Increase Water Consumption

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Be Well: How Eating Fruits and Veggies Can Increase Water Consumption
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How to find the right protein powder: Expert explains in 10 points

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People randomly buy protein powder from the market and this does more harm than good. In this video, Apoorvi Sethi, Certified Nutritionist and Fitness Coach, Fitness from your plate-Kedo Cadous, has helped us understand how to buy the...
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The role of collagen and who really needs it

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Collagen is the primary building block of your skin, muscles, bones, tendons and ligaments and other connective tissues. In this video, Apoorvi Sethi, Certified nutritionist and fitness coach, Fitness from your plate - Keto Cadous,...
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Top Summer Camp Tips for Parents

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With summer officially here, parents are looking for seasonal camps for their children to keep them busy and experience the great outdoors. Cheddar News spoke with two mothers about the best way to prepare as kids set off for camp and...
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The truth about keto, green tea and intermittent fasting diets

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They’re the most popular weight-loss trends of the moment, but do keto, green tea and intermittent fasting diets live up to the hype? Pseudoscience expert Timothy Caulfield explains what you need to know.
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Plant-Based Food Brand Huel, Backed by Idris Elba, Closes $24M Investment

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James McMaster, CEO of Huel, joined Cheddar News to talk about how the plant-based food brand is looking to expand after its latest funding round, which also involved actor Idris Elba.
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Benefits of experimental Alzheimer's drug are 'encouraging' but effects may be limited, says doctor

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With an experimental drug for Alzheimer's disease sparking some hope, Dr. Samir Gupta breaks down what the limits and benefits of this drug mean.
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Marketplace puts food labels to the test

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CBC Marketplace takes a closer look at five popular foods whose labels make healthy claims that may be too good to be true.
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Toronto boy with rare disorder gets help from groundbreaking gene therapy

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A four-year-old boy in Toronto is now the only child in the world to receive a potential cure for his extremely rare disease. Thanks to fundraising efforts from his parents and community, and the work of doctors and researchers, he is...
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Hunger, malnutrition in Latin America increases, worsened by COVID crisis

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What is causing malnutrition to make a worrying return in Latin America?
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COVID-19: UK Bristol University developing nasal spray vaccine

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The vaccine will come in the form of a nasal spray, which is cheap to produce and will not need to be kept at low temperatures.
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COVID-19 vaccine may need to be tweaked regularly

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British virologist Julian Tang says, just like the annual flu shot, mutations of the virus which causes COVID-19 may mean the vaccine needs to be tweaked or changed regularly to maintain its effectiveness.
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'Outer Banks' Star Chase Stokes Gears Up for Season 2

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'Outer Banks' star Chase Stokes dives into the Netflix series and unearths some truths about his role. Stokes also discusses his partnership with Sweet Earth foods
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COVID-19: Is the virus mutating?

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An infectious disease specialist answers your questions about the COVID-19 pandemic, including whether the virus is mutating.
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Coronavirus: Scientists in the US race to find a vaccine

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US health officials say this is the fastest science has ever moved to develop a vaccine.
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Lifestyle Modifications to Manage Osteoporosis

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Osteoporosis – a chronic condition, is characterized by decreased bone mass and deteriorating bonetissue structure. This reduction in bone density makes bones fragile and susceptible to fractures,particularly in the spine, hip, and...
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How to wade through the onslaught of influencer diet advice

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It can be overwhelming — scary, even — to sift through all of the diet advice online these days. And some of it is misinformation. Dr. Joss Reimer, president of the Canadian Medical Association, and registered dietician Ken Mulloch...
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Scientists develop low-sugar, high-protein rice to combat diabetes and obesity in the Philippines

9th - Higher Ed
A recipe to combat diabetes - the healthier rice that's been developed in the Philippines.
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Importance of Protein for Muscle Growth and Overall Health

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Protein is vital for muscle growth and overall health. It repairs and builds tissues, including muscles, by providing amino acids for muscle repair and strengthening.In summary, protein is essential for muscle growth and overall health....
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5 everyday healthy hacks for an impressive weight loss

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In this video transcription, various everyday hacks for effective weight loss are revealed, highlighting the importance of a highprotein breakfast for weight loss success. The transcription also discusses the benefits of premeal water...
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Peter Kyle and Wes Streeting visit Stevenage Bioscience Catalyst

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Shadow Science Secretary Peter Kyle, and Shadow Health Secretary Wes Streeting visit Stevenage Bioscience Catalyst as they unveil Labour's Life Sciences Strategy.
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Cattle Farmers Face Bird Flu Fears

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A second variant of bird flu has been discovered in US dairy cows. The USDA found the new strain in the milk of two cows in Nevada. An older strain was linked to over 900 herds of cattle across 16 states. Patrick Montgomery, chief...