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The T-factor diet was developed in 1989 by Dr. Martin Katahn, director of Vanderbilt University’s Vanderbilt Weight Management Program, and updated in January 1994, is explained by the amount of calories the body uses to convert food into energy and other things it needs to function well and survive . Another notable thing about this […]
Type 2 diabetes can be misdiagnosed in one in five people who have been told they have adult-onset diabetes. Doctors consider high blood sugar, age and obesity to be the most important determining factors. And diabetes mellitus is undoubtedly a growing problem. Men and women who are normal or underweight and still develop high blood […]
Vaccinate the adults in your community. Allison Zaucha / The New York Times / Redux The number of children hiring the coronavirus is on the rise. In the week ending July 29, more than 70,000 children contracted COVID-19, accounting for nearly a fifth of all cases. Although a smaller and smaller number of children have […]