Kevin Park

Worked in occupational health for years. Writes about workplace wellbeing, repetitive strain, and sitting less.

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Nutrition

25-Year Study Links Full-Fat Cheese to Lower Dementia Risk

A comprehensive 25-year investigation conducted in Sweden has uncovered a surprising association between the consumption of full-fat dairy products, particularly cheese and cream, and a reduced likelihood of developing dementia. This extensive research followed nearly 28,000 individuals, revealing patterns that challenge conventional dietary recommendations favoring low-fat options. Specifically, among participants lacking genetic predispositions to Alzheimer’s […]

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Highest Childhood Food Allergy Rates in US and Australia

A comprehensive meta-analysis has determined that approximately 4.7% of children worldwide develop at least one food allergy by the time they reach 6 years of age. This finding comes from an extensive review that meticulously outlined a broad array of reliable risk factors contributing to this condition. In the 16 studies included in the analysis […]

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Major Study: Vegetarian Diets Cut Risk of Five Key Cancers

The most extensive investigation to date into non-meat-based eating habits and their connection to cancer has revealed that following a vegetarian diet correlates with reduced chances of developing certain types of cancer, including breast, prostate, kidney, pancreatic cancers, and multiple myeloma. On the flip side, it shows an elevated risk for squamous cell carcinoma of […]

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High-Protein Chicken Broccoli Cottage Cheese Mac

This high-protein chicken broccoli cottage cheese mac and cheese delivers an impressive 28 grams of protein in each serving, establishing it as the ideal straightforward dinner option for busy weeknights. It serves as an excellent method to incorporate leftover chicken or a store-bought rotisserie chicken, simplifying the preparation process significantly. My family, including my young […]

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Science

Clinical Study: Aniridia Triggers Progressive Corneal Sensitivity Loss

Congenital aniridia represents a uncommon medical condition primarily triggered by genetic mutations in the PAX6 gene, a critical factor in the proper formation of various eye structures. While the condition is most noticeably characterized by the complete or partial lack of the iris, its impact extends well beyond this apparent trait. Individuals living with aniridia […]

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Promising Immunotherapy for Early Prostate Cancer

Immunotherapy treatments have historically shown limited success against prostate cancer primarily because these tumors are classified as immunologically ‘cold.’ This designation indicates that they fail to draw sufficient immune cells to launch an effective assault on the malignancy. The standard hormone therapy employed for prostate cancer, known as androgen deprivation therapy (ADT), can briefly enhance […]

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7-Day High Protein Meal Plan for Muscle & Satiety

Romantic High-Protein Valentine’s Day Dinner Ideas Celebrate Valentine’s Day with loved ones by preparing flavorful, protein-packed dishes that deliver exceptional taste without compromising on nutrition. Options like a succulent Pork Tenderloin topped with a rich Cherry Sauce or a premium Beef Tenderloin will satisfy even the most dedicated meat enthusiasts. For a lighter yet elegant […]

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High AF Incidence in Multiple Myeloma Stem Cell Transplant Patients

In patients diagnosed with multiple myeloma who are receiving autologous stem cell transplantation, atrial fibrillation emerges as a common and potentially dangerous complication, as detailed in a recent investigation published online on February 17 in the journal JACC: CardioOncology. Study Overview and Patient Cohort Olayiwola Bolaji, M.D., affiliated with the Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center […]

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HPV Vaccine Delivers Long-Term Protection Against Cervical Cancer

Swedish Research Demonstrates Enduring HPV Vaccine Efficacy A comprehensive study conducted in Sweden and published in The BMJ reveals that the human papillomavirus (HPV) vaccine significantly lowers the risk of developing invasive cervical cancer. This protection remains robust even after up to 18 years post-vaccination, showing no signs of diminishing effectiveness over time. HPV stands […]

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