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Green Tea Extract May Harm Liver in People With Certain Genetic Variations.

Green Tea Extract May Harm Liver in People With Certain Genetic Variations.

by William Jester | Dec 14, 2022 | Community, News

Long-term use of high-dose green tea extract may provide some protection against cancer, cardiovascular disease, obesity and type 2 diabetes, but it also may create liver damage in a small minority of the population. Who is at risk? Research from Rutgers, published...
Why Black Americans are more likely to be saddled with medical debt

Why Black Americans are more likely to be saddled with medical debt

by Pamela Dahlen | Dec 13, 2022 | Community, News

According to a nationwide poll, Black adults who have had health care debt are twice as likely as white adults with such debt to say they’ve been denied care because they owe money.  Read the Full Article
Even a mild case of COVID could harm your gut’s microbiome, especially if you’re on antibiotics, new study finds.

Even a mild case of COVID could harm your gut’s microbiome, especially if you’re on antibiotics, new study finds.

by William Jester | Dec 13, 2022 | Community, Covid, News

Why would a respiratory virus cause GI symptoms? It’s a question we’ve all been wondering since COVID hit the scene in late 2019.  Since the beginning of the pandemic, patients who came down with the virus have reported a wide range of symptoms beyond the respiratory...

Join Us Tomorrow at 11 am for a NJ ACTS BERD Special Guest Lecture

by Pamela Dahlen | Dec 12, 2022 | Community, News

Dimension Reduction in Observational Studies of Alzheimer’s Disease Sarah Weinstein, MS December 13, 2022 11 am Alzheimer’s disease (AD) is a progressive brain disorder, affecting memory and cognitive function in over 6 million Americans. With an aging...
New Jersey Women Living in Costly Rental Areas More Likely to Experience Labor and Delivery Complications.

New Jersey Women Living in Costly Rental Areas More Likely to Experience Labor and Delivery Complications.

by William Jester | Dec 12, 2022 | Community, News

Women living in high-cost rental areas are more likely to suffer hemorrhage, heart failure and other life-threatening outcomes during labor and delivery, according to a Rutgers study. Researchers found an even greater discrepancy for those women without a high school...
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