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Alberta is a major beef producer for Canada, but high prices are opening the market for international competitors

Eating an anti-inflammatory diet can help your overall long-term health and increase disease prevention

That’s the question behind “Biblical eating,” a growing social media trend in which Christian influencers encourage followers to base their diets primarily on foods mentioned in scripture

Multivitamin supplementation describes a daily vitamin and mineral supplement that can help fill nutritional gaps in the diet. In older adults, this may be helpful because aging can make it harder for the body to absorb or get enough nutrients from food

Pancreatic cancer accounts for 8% of cancer deaths in the United States, and it is challenging to catch pancreatic cancer early . Finding ways to treat and potentially prevent pancreatic cancer is a critical area of research

Technology, while ultimately meant to be helpful in our daily lives, can easily become distracting. Your smartphone and laptop have a billion and one apps that are meant to sap your attention at alarming rates, but they’re also both integral to actually doing well in school these days

As international travel continues to grow, the World Travel & Tourism Council (WTTC) encourages proactive and holistic destination stewardship, one that helps governments, destinations and the private sector work together to ensure tourism creates lasting value for residents, businesses and visitors alike

Most coffee drinkers can relax about their daily brew, according to a new scientific statement from the American Heart Association on caffeine and heart health. The statement finds that up to 400 milligrams of caffeine a day — roughly three to five 8‑ounce cups of regular black coffee — is generally safe for most adults…

A small clinical trial suggests that limiting food intake to fewer hours each day could provide modest cognitive benefits for older women, beyond those associated with weight loss alone

When people think of downwinders — people who later became ill as a result of radiation exposure during nuclear weapons tests decades ago — a lot of folks think the damage stopped in southern Utah