New study reports an association between statin use and improved survival rates among TNBC affected individuals.
>> Sugar And Dopamine
>> Alcohol flush reaction
>> Genes and coenzyme Q10 levels
>> Caffeine effects on the heart
>> Genes and cilantro aversion
>> PUFA and weight gain
>> Saturated Fats and Weight Gain
>> Protein Intake and Weight Loss
>> Fiber intake and weight loss
>> Carb intake and weight gain
>> Genes and cockroach allergy
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>> Genes and pet allergy
>> Genes and egg allergy
>> Genes and milk allergy
>> Genes and nut allergy
>> Genes and peanut allergy
>> Genes and histamine intolerance
>> Does alcohol increase breast cancer risk?
>> Genes and early-onset breast cancer risk
>> Genes and breast cancer risk
>> Genes and breast & ovarian cancer risk
>> Cholesterol Drugs & Breast Cancer Risk
>> Fat Intake & Breast Cancer Risk
>> FDA-approved BRCA markers
>> BRCA1 and BRCA2
>> Genes and conscientiousness
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>> Genes and extraversion
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>> Night Shift And Heart Disease
>> What is a chronotype?
>> Are early risers happier?
>> Genes and circadian rhythm
>> Genes and insulin sensitivity
>> Genes and weight loss/gain with exercise
>> Genes and HDL levels with exercise
>> Genes and exercise motivation
New study reports an association between statin use and improved survival rates among TNBC affected individuals.
Night shift work can impact your circadian rhythm by making you operate in a way that is “unnatural” to your sleep-wake cycle.
Vitamin E is an essential nutrient and can be obtained from almonds, sunflower seeds, avocados, peanut butter, pine nuts, & rainbow trout
