Review finds Weight Watchers nearly only program with proof of weight loss
A national review of ten popular weight loss plans finds Weight Watchers the sole program with solid evidence of sustaining weight loss. Other programs lack rigorous data on effectiveness, safety, and long term results, prompting calls for more research.
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Annals of Internal Medicine
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Karen Miller Kovach
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Jenny Craig
Unclear fragment prompts mixed space and econ items
The readable text is jumbled with references to astronauts food delivery by rocket, a US state population drop in 2004, and a currency law affecting the dollar and European currency with incomplete details.
Candidate claims to become Ukraine president after disputed election
A candidate asserts they were poisoned and facially scarred after a contested race against Viktor Yanukovich. They say international pressure prompted another election and exit polls show them as the new president of Ukraine.
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Ronaldinho Named World Player of the Year for 2004
Ronaldinho, a renowned soccer slayer from 2, earned the world’s best player honor for 2004. The biggest North American concert tour of the year showcased the album Musicology promoted by a major act.
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Moderate drinking may lower some stroke risk in men study
A Harvard led study of 23 000 men found three or more drinks daily raises ischemic stroke risk by about 42 percent compared with nondrinkers. The analysis notes light to moderate drinking on two to four days weekly may lower risk about 3 percent but does not extend to heart disease benefits.
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Gonist
Jenny Craig
Cooper Institute
Annals of Internal Medicine
Kenneth Mukamal
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Water intake during endurance sports under second look
The article recalls Bob Irving’s illness after overhydration in a Half Ironman and cites a 2002 two runner deaths prompting concern about hyponatremia. It explains how excessive fluids dilute blood salt, causing brain swelling and potential seizures or death. It notes researchers reexamining dehydration risks.
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