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Tag Archives: heart disease
I’m (inexplicably) not dead.
As I sit here trying to blow away the thick layer of dust that has accumulated on Try Nerdy‘s URL, I can’t help but think that you, dear reader, have every right to hate me. Or at least to never … Continue reading
Posted in General Interest, Just For Fun, Research
Tagged diabetes, diet, fat, heart disease, sugar
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Things that might’ve happened to you during Halloween weekend
Happy Halloween, Nerds! With Halloween falling on a Monday this year, my guess is that many of you did your Halloween partying some time over the past few days. Maybe you had an awesome costume that you spent months planning, … Continue reading
Posted in Just For Fun, Research
Tagged alcohol, Halloween, heart disease, memory, mouse research, sugar
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Why bees might save the world (a.k.a. The buzz about bees)
If you weren’t yet aware, bees have been kind of a big deal in the science world lately. I’m not making this up: they can learn to recognize human faces, they can monitor air quality, and, oh yeah, they can … Continue reading
Posted in General Interest, Research
Tagged burns, cancer, diabetes, drug discovery, heart disease, ulcers
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Mending broken hearts
Background: Pretty much everyone knows that cardiac health is a serious issue. The WHO lists heart disease as the fourth most common killer worldwide, and the CDC puts it at the top for the U.S. When the heart itself doesn’t … Continue reading

