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  30% of Cancer Linked to Diet: Here’s How to Eat Smarter 2024.10.12 Around 30% of cancer risks are linked to diet. Shift toward healthier choices, emphasizing vegetables and unrefined carbohydrates.
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  Tea for Fat Loss? 5 Teas to Help You Slim Down Effortlessly 2024.10.12 Boost your weight loss by sipping these five teas: green, white, black, oolong, and pu-erh, each with unique benefits.
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  Bitcoin Could Hit $80K by Year-End, Says Bitwise's Top Analyst 2024.10.12 Bitcoin could soar to $80,000 by year's end, but market volatility and government decisions may impact this projection.
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  South Korean Novelist Han Kang Wins Nobel Prize, Making History at 53 2024.10.11 South Korean novelist Han Kang, at 53, wins the 2024 Nobel Prize in Literature, becoming one of the youngest laureates.
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  Breaking: North Korean Defector Uses a Small Boat for Daring Sea Escape to South Korea 2024.10.11 Defections from North Korean residents to South Korea continue. Another defection from North Korea has been reported belatedly.
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  Want Cleaner Blood? 5 Foods Help Purify Your Blood Naturally 2024.10.10 Boost your blood health with seaweed, sesame seeds, garlic, citrus fruits, and squid for natural purification benefits!
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  Did Kim Jong Un Really Call Trump After Nuclear Button Feud? New Claim Sparks Debate 2024.10.10 Donald Trump claimed Kim Jong Un proposed a meeting after their heated exchanges about nuclear weapons during his presidency.
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  Evacuate or Stay? Hurricane Milton Leaves Floridians With Tough Decisions 2024.10.10 Hurricane Milton, a Category 3 storm, threatens Florida, prompting evacuations for 7.2 million residents as destruction looms.
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  4-Hour Sleep Myth Debunked: Why You Really Need 8 Hours 2024.10.09 Research shows eight hours of sleep is essential for health; prioritizing rest can prevent serious health issues and fatigue.
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  Secret to Healthier Cells? Antioxidants in THESE Delicious Foods 2024.10.09 Boost your health by adding antioxidant-rich foods like berries, greens, and dark chocolate to your diet for cell protection!
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  Want Healthier Knees? Try Walking Backward! 2024.10.09 Walking backward improves knee health, strengthens muscles, and may relieve back pain—just ensure safety while practicing!
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  Are You Drinking Water the Right Way During Meals? Find Out! 2024.10.09 The debate on drinking water with meals continues: it can aid digestion for some, but may disrupt it for others.
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  Migraines Got You Down? Here’s What to Eat (and What to Avoid)! 2024.10.09 Over 90% experience headaches; red wine and processed meats can trigger pain, while nuts and bananas can provide relief.
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  Key to Lower Blood Pressure? Prunes and Other Potassium-Rich Foods 2024.10.09 Prunes are rich in potassium, aiding blood pressure management and heart health—making them a tasty, healthy snack choice.
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  Affordable Escapes: Agoda Lists Asia's Best Budget-Friendly Travel Spots 2024.10.09 Agoda reveals Asia's top budget-friendly travel spots: Busan, Hat Yai, and Yogyakarta offer great experiences at low prices.
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  Cooked Chicken Turning Pink? Here’s Why It’s Not Always Undercooked 2024.10.09 Pinking in chicken occurs from myoglobin reacting to heat. It doesn’t mean undercooked, but always ensure chicken reaches 165°F.
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  3 Genius Ways to Tackle That Stuck Screws! 2024.10.09 Fix stubborn screws with these tips: use lubricant, apply heat, or a rubber band for better grip and easy removal.
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  Science Says: Using an Umbrella Can Lower Your Body Temperature 2024.10.09 Umbrellas are essential for summer, blocking harmful UV rays, preventing heatstroke, and providing a stylish way to stay cool.
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  Pumpkins Aren’t Just for Pie: Here’s Why They’re a Health Goldmine 2024.10.08 Rich in nutrients, pumpkins boost immunity, aid digestion, and offer versatile options for sweet and savory dishes.
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  North Korea’s Trash Balloons Keep Falling—South Korea Plans Drone Defense 2024.10.08 North Korea launches trash-filled balloons into South Korea again, prompting plans for UAV development to intercept these threats.