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www.cnn.com/2018/04/23/health/alcohol-mouth-bacteria-pms-study/index.html
Drinkers have more bad mouth bacteria, study finds
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The mouths of people who routinely drink contained an overabundance of bad bacteria, one study finds; another suggests that drinking is linked to a heightened risk of PMS.Women who had a very high intake of caffeine during pregnancy had a 66% heightened risk of having a child with excess growth during the first year of life compared with women who had a low intake of caffeine.
Caffeine in pregnancy linked to childhood weight gain
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Most pregnant women know to avoid certain foods and drinks, such as raw meat and alcohol. But a new study lends weight to the notion that a high intake of caffeinated substances may also be detrimental to a baby's health.Between 2008 and 2016, black men were more likely to die by guns in homicides, whereas white men were more likely to die by guns in suicides, and for both groups, the rates of those types of death varied widely by state.
The disparity in how black, white men die by guns
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A new study turns a spotlight on how black and white men in America experience rates of firearm homicide and suicide differently, and by state."Artificial sweeteners are not risk-free," a researcher notes. "They are a very controversial topic when it comes to health and nutrition."
Can artificial sweeteners cause weight gain?
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Are artificial sweeteners a safe alternative to sugar or can they cause weight gain or even cancer? Here's a look at the colorful history of the no-calorie products.New research in young people suggests that these cognitive effects, while significant, may not persist for very long, even among chronic users.
Marijuana's effects on young brains diminish 72 hours after use
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Marijuana is notorious for slowing certain cognitive functions such as learning, memory and attention span, but new research in young people suggests these effects may not persist for very long, even among chronic users.
