Often, the cycle would tragically end in an early death.
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Early death toll estimates have ranged from 80 to 125.
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Her early death triggered collective gasps heard around theaters everywhere.
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Your genes alone cannot save you from an early death.
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Most memes die an early death, but some live forever.
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And smoking is the biggest preventable form of early death.
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Taking aim at early death A key measure of health is mortality -- particularly at younger ages -- and so avoiding early death from any cause is a key goal of health systems worldwide, noted the researchers.
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Early death is most often caused by diseases of various stripes.
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All were at risk of early death because of the disorder.
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Many had grown accustomed to the idea of an early death.
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It may even put you at higher risk of early death.
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The result is disfiguring scars and, often, early death from skin cancer.
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Mr Stephens (Nyasha Hatendi) talks of his father's alcoholism and early death.
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It was heavily influenced by early Death, Massacre, and stuff like that.
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Social isolation has been linked with 30% higher risk of early death.
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If insulin is withheld repeatedly, it increases the risk of early death.
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It can lead to breathing problems, infections and, ultimately, an early death.
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Low libido was not associated with a higher risk of early death.
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Won't forget a boy enshrouded in the cold of an early death.
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These results don't mean an early death is imminent for late risers.
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The research does not show gum disease or tooth loss cause early death.
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Masahiro was pilloried for his capitulation, past his resignation, past his early death.
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In this crowd, I learned, an early death is also seen as inevitable.
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That number almost equals the risk of early death associated with heavy smoking.
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And early death is hardly surprising, since Americans lead a pretty sickly life.
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At worst, it may raise their risk of internal bleeding and early death.
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" Of Chris' early death, Bryan says, "It makes you appreciate chasing dreams, you know.
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President William Henry Harrison caught pneumonia that led to his early death in office.
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Old pals and stable mates turned their backs and wished him an early death.
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" The lesions often "extended into the mouth and throat and sometimes early death occurred.
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His current height and weight, Perth Now reported, saved him from an early death.
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"I would have objected but I too was expecting an early death ...," he said.
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Lili Elbe (Eddie Redmayne) succumbs to an early death in the highly acclaimed film.
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The longer patients used PPIs, the higher their risk of early death, he added.
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As your total sitting time increases, so does your risk of an early death.
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And she later lost her husband, a Vietnam veteran, to early death as well.
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A meat-rich diet could increase the risk for early death, new research suggests.
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It's been linked to chronic lung and heart problems, as well as early death.
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This early death has rendered him a permanent political and cultural object of desire.
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When inhaled, this pollution can cause asthma attacks, lung cancer and even early death.
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Sitting for too long has been linked to cardiovascular disease, cancer and early death.
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"My early death by fossil fuel reflects what we are doing to ourselves," he wrote.
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Across the whole population, the chance of early death depends ever less on economic circumstances.
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As total sedentary time increased, so did early death by any cause, the results indicated.
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Consuming five alcoholic drinks each week may lead to an early death, according to scientists.
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Without proper treatment, diabetes can lead to kidney failure, loss of limbs and early death.
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It can increase a child's vulnerability to other diseases, which could lead to early death.
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Indeed, people who divorce and don't remarry are at a higher risk of early death.
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But interestingly, the risk of early death did drop if sitting time was frequently interrupted.
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One can imagine that a premonition of his own early death informed his melancholic vision.
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Kurzweil acknowledges that he was profoundly affected by the early death of his father, Fredric.
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But in this city, bad decisions made in your youth often lead to an early death.
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Constant anger can lead to depression, insomnia, overeating, heart problems, strokes and early death, studies show.
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If we don't, Woolf warned, we'll fail to see the solutions to America's early death problem.
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Perhaps we'll have melted into the concrete by then, served early death sentences through global warming.
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Children born with microcephaly can have physical and developmental disabilities or face early death or miscarriage.
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Services like Skype and Netflix would have met an early death without basic net neutrality protections.
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It could also be an indication of a man's risk for heart disease and early death.
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She said there was nothing more devastating in her life than his autism and early death.
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Very high blood levels of vitamin B12 were tied to an increased risk of early death.
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A new study says eating these "ultraprocessed" foods can increase your risk of an early death.
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All told, loneliness is as important a risk factor for early death as obesity and smoking.
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Poverty has long been linked to an increased risk of an early death, Pool said by email.
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That's $411 billion lost to missed alarms, unnecessary sick days, general lack of focus, and early death.
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The drugs have been linked to an increased risk of stroke, kidney failure and even early death.
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There was hardly any link between depression and early death for women in the first two samples.
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Exercise protects against disease and early death, and keeps us mobile and able to perform daily tasks.
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Struck down by a lethal neurological brain disorder, she had planned an early death for many months.
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Signs of malnutrition range from a dull coat and digestive issues to heart disease and early death.
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And compared with Americans who were uninsured, Canadians had a 77 percent lower risk of early death.
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A comprehensive study has found a link to higher risk of both heart disease and early death.
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If they only exercised 5 minutes a day, the odds of an early death rose to 59%.
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Research has found loneliness is as important a risk factor for early death as obesity and smoking.
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The risk of death is 100 percent—though others clarify it may reduce the risk of early death.
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Voters flooded their representatives with emails, phone calls, and letters, and the two bills died an early death.
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After high blood pressure, smoking is now the world's second-biggest cause of ill health and early death.
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However, if people slept longer than six hours, the risk of early death basically disappeared, Fernandez-Mendoza said.
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It's the specific reasons that folks grow extremely tall which could play a role in their early death.
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I now wonder, Will a fourth can on a Tuesday bring forward my early death from heart disease?
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Booze is also a leading risk factor for early death and disability among people aged 25 and 27.
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Carver had something original to show the rest of us, and his early death is a real tragedy.
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Greater social connection, it found, was associated with a 50 percent reduction in the risk of early death.
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"My Old Man" is a raw, angry lament about the early death of Mr. MacColl's factory-worker father.
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Mutations can cause symptoms ranging from blindness to early death, and women pass them down to their children.
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"My early death by fossil fuel reflects what we are doing to ourselves," he wrote in his email.
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But they may play a significant role in some people's lives, even saving some from an early death.
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"If I want to eat sugar and die an early death that is a valid position," he writes.
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New research has found that sitting for too long can play a direct role in an early death.
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Instead, the sources of those carbs or fats was what either risked or helped prevent an early death.
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The e-cigarettes made by his company, Juul Labs, can save smokers from an early death, he insists.
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Past research has linked long-term exposure to air pollution with heart disease and early death, they write.
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The relationship between eggs and the risks of heart disease and early death is only "modest," he said.
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Finally, marijuana is the gateway to greater drug use and for more and more Americans that means early death.
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The current treatment for SMA, which can lead to paralysis, breathing difficulty and early death, is Biogen Inc's Spinraza.
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The intelligence services tried to liquidate her as a traitor and foreign agent (though her early death was natural).
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And it puts Americans at a higher risk of early death compared to their counterparts in other wealthy countries.
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"I have lived with the prospect of an early death for the last 49 years," he told The Guardian.
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"The early death of James Dean reverberates to this day," said Bobby Livingston, executive vice president at RR Auction.
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An early death toll was reported at 153, but injuries have claimed over 50 more lives since the incident.
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Pootoogook had problems with alcohol, and that may have contributed to her early death (no one has been charged).
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Low fitness, smoking, high blood pressure, low income and loneliness are all better predictors of early death than obesity.
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Read more: 8 foods to avoid if you want to reduce your chances of cancer, diabetes, and early death
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Without this chance these boys will all be at risk of continued decline in their health and early death.
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"Confinement, torture and unhealthy living conditions have led to early death for these intelligent, gentle animals," the assemblywoman said.
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A society where the poor are at greater risk of illness and early death is a society in crisis.
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"If I want to eat sugar and die an early death, that is a valid position," Mr. Bosworth wrote.
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Art history is full of artists whose careers, cut short by early death, haunt us with their unfulfilled promise.
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"If I want to eat sugar and die an early death that is a valid position," Mr. Bosworth wrote.
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Even if you walk for two minutes every hour, your risk of early death is lowered by a third.
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Loss of all natural teeth -- complete edentulism -- was associated with a 17% higher risk of early death from any cause.
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West Virginia had the highest rate of early death from all causes, while the District of Columbia had the lowest.
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Data from those studies found that having better social connections was associated with a 50% lower risk of early death.
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No official cause of death exists, but his relatively early death persuaded the last remaining Grahamites to quit the diet.
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Microcephaly results in babies being born with abnormally small heads that cause often serious developmental issues and sometimes early death.
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For blacks 18 to 64, the data showed that they were at a higher risk of early death than whites.
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In the gospel of Big Star, Bell was the sacrificial lamb—fragile, doe-eyed, and marked for an early death.
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A lot of early death metal wasn't too refined with visuals—sometimes that lack of self-awareness can be helpful.
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But that risk looks a lot better than a very real alternative here: losing your friend to an early death.
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In the poorest nations, the leading cause of early death was lower respiratory infections, including pneumonia and other bronchial conditions.
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"Too much sitting time can increase a person's risk for diabetes, heart disease, and early death," Diaz said by email.
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Early death felt like a lottery into which all of my friends and I had been entered against our wills.
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The fact that we've increased life expectancy so much—almost entirely removing early death from the equation—is incredibly powerful.
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Ashwini Gupta contracted tuberculosis in prison, which eventually led to an early death while Rajat Gupta was still a teenager.
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With each incremental shift toward a night-owl schedule, comorbidities became more common, increasing the risk of an early death.
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"It was also kind of an act of atonement — for the lost opportunity of his early death," Mr. Hannigan said.
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And doesn't the rejection of western medicine, like claiming that love cures cancer, make you more eligible for an early death?
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A new study finds that changes in your red-meat-eating habits can be tied to your risk of early death.
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Some observational studies have even linked high vitamin D levels to higher rates of prostate cancer, pancreatic cancer, and early death.
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"There is not a single magical nutrient that can help improve health and reduce the risk of early death," he said.
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I know my side of the argument requires prolonging some people's suffering in order to avoid the early death of others.
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The Getty family history is marked by addiction, suicide, and early death, not limited to the kidnapping of John Paul III.
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There are really few parallels between the two stories beyond the very broad themes of young love, and tragically, early death.
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Persistent depression can raise the risk of early death and suicide, expedite memory decline and lead to a loss of independence.
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Early death, food shortages, and pestilence will become the norm without "radical" changes in the way we live and use energy.
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The positive news: People who sat for less than 230 minutes at a time had the lowest risk of early death.
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You can't overdose on sleep, but you may be able to sleep yourself to an early death, which is not good.
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In other words, America's citizens may be losing over 100,000 years of life every year to early death, disability, or illness.
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Last spring, a study set the internet ablaze with sensational headlines promising an early death for those with nontraditional sleep schedules.
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But, the researchers found, the higher the ratio of meat protein to plant protein, the greater the risk for early death.
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Drought affects agricultural yields, in turn heightening the risk of early death, hunger and childhood malnutrition, according to the Lancet report.
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That leaves overtapped trees that are weak and vulnerable to pests and early death before a new generation can replace them.
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Wilde's radiant art of living, hard to translate into the fixity of published words, was mostly lost after his early death.
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Prolonged exposure to a widely used household insecticide may increase the risk for cardiovascular disease and early death, new research suggests.
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I'm not certain why I do this, but I have a theory: I've learned to associate black maleness with early death.
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Proton pump inhibitors, or P.P.I.s, the widely used heartburn medicines, may increase the risk of early death, a new study reports.
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Many studies have found that drinking a lot of sugary soda or juice could increase your risk of an early death.
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I don't smoke or have high cholesterol, high blood pressure, diabetes or a family history of heart disease or early death.
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Compared with US patients with no health insurance (or unknown health insurance status), Canadians had a 0.53% lower risk of early death.
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These days, Birkhead is keeping mindful of preserving Smith's memory – and the tough lessons resulting from her early death – for their daughter.
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Now, a study links drinking too many sugary beverages -- and even 26% natural fruit juices -- to an increased risk of early death.
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The miners have shortness of breath, lose weight, become prone to heart disease and, in the most severe cases, an early death.
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But early death isn't much of a concern for the Climate Squad since the Fortnite dead can speak without interruption, Drake says.
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The findings suggest that watching more hours of TV a day can raise your risk of eventual heart disease and early death.
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The other found that animal protein intake was associated with an increased risk for early death from cardiovascular disease and other diseases.
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After all, poverty is inextricably linked to health: worse healthcare, higher rates of stress, illness and chronic health conditions, and early death.
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It is not dead, but it is in its early death throes, just as the social democratic era was during the 1970s.
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Since so many men front early death metal [bands], you are bound to have a lot of victims in songs be women.
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You may have missed the sad notice that the friendship tree given by France to President Trump has died an early death.
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He was 4 years old and, following the early death of his father, was the last heir to his illustrious French dynasty.
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It increases your metabolism, lowers your body fat and protects you from some of the leading causes of early death and disability.
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And while physical and circumstantial factors are at play, it is often the way we are treated that contributes to early death.
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The infectious disease, which can lead to cirrhosis, liver cancer and early death if left untreated, has hit rural areas particularly hard.
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Men and women who ate fermented soy products like natto, miso and tempeh had lower rates of cardiovascular disease and early death.
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Compared with patients in the United States who had private insurance coverage, patients in Canada had a similar risk of early death.
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Compared with patients who had public insurance like Medicaid, Canadians with cystic fibrosis had a 44 percent lower risk of early death.
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Wood's reputation suffered; he fell into debt; there were innuendos about his sexuality, and then a sudden early death from pancreatic cancer.
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People who drink three or four cups of coffee every day could significantly reduce the chances of early death, a new study suggests.
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His early death came just as the team, after a long period of transition, appeared to be on the verge of renewed success.
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The feat I was undertaking had once required a wealthy royal patron and a willingness to face the prospect of an early death.
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The results indicated that overall, those with sexual symptoms -- including erectile dysfunction and poor morning erections -- had a higher risk of early death.
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" Another victim wrote that Madoff "knowingly defrauded thousands of people and I know this stress contributed to the early death of my husband . . .
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At his perplexing early death in 11889, van Gogh was still unknown outside of a small group of artists, poets, and art writers.
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The jokes thin out (sorry) when she turns to corsets: "tight-lace liver" became in Victorian times a recognized cause of early death.
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In theory, it seemed straightforward — just one tiny change in a single gene led to a lifetime of misery and an early death.
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Sleep apnea is an extremely underdiagnosed condition that increases the risk of obesity, diabetes, heart disease and early death, such as Carrie Fisher's.
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Though Crane is an indelible part of the canon, she's not a well-known character due to her relatively early death in the film.
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The study did not establish a direct cause and effect in which gum disease or tooth loss is shown to cause an early death.
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Brief life and early death Based on the long lives of her mother and sister, Austen should have had another four decades, noted Barchas.
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The disconnect between Prince's reputation for healthy living and his surprising early death has exacerbated the sense of loss among some of his fans.
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Al-Aly and his co-authors say the biological reason for a link between PPIs and increased risk of early death is not clear.
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While the pilot whale's early death is heartbreaking, the Marine and Coastal Resources Department wants to use it to create hope for the future.
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The predominantly white professional and "upper-middle" classes thrive, while statistics show rural and blue-collar whites slipping toward unemployment, imprisonment, and early death.
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We hear about the pain the early death of Angle's father death caused the wrestler, and how much he carries that pain with him.
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A new study shows higher levels of physical activity at any intensity lowers the risk of early death in middle-age and older people.
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Drag is and has always been about creating beauty, power and family in the face of danger, oppression and the threat of early death.
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He had an early death King George VI was a heavy smoker, and the stress of the war took a toll on his health.
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But that minority fared the best: the cyclists saw a 13% reduction in early death rates compared to the people who drove to work.
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Research has linked historical trauma to health disparities, including increased likelihood of early death because of substance abuse, unintentional injuries, assault, homicide and suicide.
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Great swaths of white America now suffer from maladies that are all too familiar to black America: broken homes, drug addiction, listlessness, early death.
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The study found that most popular supplements, such as vitamin C and calcium, seemed to provide no benefits in preventing cardiovascular disease or early death.
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Most important, the study found only an association between skipping breakfast and risk of early death, not that skipping breakfast specifically causes any such outcomes.
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"I have a family history of diabetes, high blood pressure and high cholesterol, and I know that can lead to an early death," she says.
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The same emotions govern Williams in the film, which tracks his tumultuous marriage to Audrey Sheppard, his career ups and downs, and his early death.
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Air pollution is by far the largest contributor to early death, according to the new research produced by The Lancet Commission on Pollution and Health.
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In general, excessive alcohol consumption ranks as the leading risk factor for an early death or disability in 15- to 49-year-olds, Rekve said.
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"The feat I was undertaking had once required a wealthy royal patron and a willingness to face the prospect of an early death," he wrote.
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But Modersohn-Becker's work takes on especially painful poignancy when looked at in light of her life story and early death from a postpartum embolism.
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Lorraine Hansberry's early death at 34 meant that she was remembered mostly as the playwright of "A Raisin in the Sun" and not much else.
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But there's good news: Researchers found that people who sat for less than 30 minutes at a time had the lowest risk of early death.
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The New Health Care Of all the possible tragedies of childhood, losing a sister or brother to early death is almost too awful to contemplate.
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The costs of health care to treat heart disease and stroke are astronomical, and the economic losses from disability and early death are even higher.
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But the early death of his father, who ran a photography store and portrait studio, meant he had to start working to feed the family.
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Smarter Living: A new review of scientific studies concludes that looking on the bright side may reduce the risk of cardiovascular disease and early death.
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Smarter Living: A new review of scientific studies concludes that looking on the bright side may reduce the risk of cardiovascular disease and early death.
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Coffee has been much studied over the years, and research has shown that it provides several health benefits, including lowering your risk of early death.
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The lowest risk of an early death was seen where carbs made up 50-55% of a person's diet, according to the study published Thursday.
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An estimated 7 million people face an early death each year from air pollution, according to a new report by the World Health Organization (WHO).
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Buried in that profile was something — a saffron-thin thread of hope — that could keep his father from hastening the early death of the planet.
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Gawande grimly observes, in his interpretation of the available information from the Congressional Budget Office, that the bill could increase early death for many Americans.
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The strongest predictor of cardiovascular disease and early death due to heart disease has been increased abdominal or trunk fat -- and not high BMI, they noted.
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The title of yet another pin claimed that genetically modified foods are "Linked to Tumors, Allergies and Early Death," which is not supported by scientific evidence.
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"These are preventable injuries that have a major public health impact on early death and disability among children," the study's lead author, Katherine Fowler, told CNN.
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Between 234.0 and 210.9, years of life affected by disease or early death fell by 27.8% for HIV/AIDS, 1.73% for malaria and 21.7% for tuberculosis.
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And each extra half-egg a day was similarly linked to a 6 percent and 8 percent increased risk of cardiovascular disease and early death, respectively.
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Partly, this cliché stems from the stories about "Mathematician Early Death Syndrome" (MEDS): Galois shot in a duel at 20, Ramanujan felled by illness at 32.
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New evidence from a study of 450,000 Europeans suggests that drinking two artificially-sweetened soft drinks a day is linked with increased risk of early death.
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Each additional half-egg a day was associated with a 6 percent increased risk of cardiovascular disease and an 8 percent increased risk of early death.
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Its effects on health match that of obesity, alcohol abuse and smoking 15 cigarettes a day, increasing the risk of an early death by 30 percent.
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It may contribute to premature death Two other 2012 studies found that living alone -- or just feeling lonely -- may increase a person's risk of early death.
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Two sources with the Civilian Joint Task Force, a group of citizens formed to fight Boko Haram, confirmed the attack and the early death toll estimates.
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"If we do not urgently act to solve the economic distress of millions of Americans," he added, "a whole generation will be condemned to early death."
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Two sources with the Civilian Joint Task Force, a group of citizens formed to fight Boko Haram, confirmed the attack and the early death toll estimates.
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That's because among heavy consumers of sugary drinks, substituting one artificially sweetened drink per day was tied to a slight reduction in the risk of early death.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads ROTTERDAM — Although its most talented artists would go on to have long careers, No Wave was condemned to an early death.
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"Obesity is one of the most preventable causes of early death and it, as an epidemic, should not be taken lightly," Almazeedi told Reuters Health by email.
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The amount of ozone, smoke, and other air pollutants that cause illness and early death is increasing as wildfires grow larger, last longer, and become more dangerous.
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Kimmel has delivered multiple alternately tragic and comic monologues over the past few months about the repeal of Obamacare, very likely helped impact the bill's early death.
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Some studies have even found that drinking coffee may reduce your risk of dying of an early death from any disease, by as much as 64 percent.
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They tell another story — of ugly, early death and fires next time and the consequences for people who would prefer not to see the forest at all.
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Taking advantage of a new type of food could mean the difference between starvation and survival, or it could mean an early death from accidental self-poisoning.
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Risk of early death was up to 71 percent higher than for the group that, correctly or not, felt confident that they exercised more than their peers.
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The hope was that the treatment would cure her of sickle cell disease, an inherited blood disorder that can cause excruciating pain, organ damage and early death.
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Making it 30 minutes of light physical activity (a walk around the block, doing chores) instead still led to a 17 percent decrease in risk of early death.
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The aim is to keep the children off the streets so they do not drift into theft, drug-peddling or other routes to jail or an early death.
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Britain is in meltdown today after new research revealed we should be eating ten portions of fruit and veg a day to cut the risk of early death.
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Decades-old advice about alcohol has recently come under fire, with two recent studies suggesting that even a moderate drinking habit may raise the risk of early death.
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People who eat fried potatoes more than twice a week double their risk of an early death, a new study from the American Journal of Clinical Nutrition says.
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A 2017 study found that no matter how much you exercise, sitting for excessively long periods of time is a risk factor for early death from any cause.
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Then they compared the risk of relatively early death to a variety of health parameters, particularly each man's VO2 max, blood pressure, cholesterol profile and history of smoking.
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Dr. Brickley said archaeological evidence from the molars of those no longer living could provide new links between prenatal vitamin D deficiency and early death or chronic disease.
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Image: APNew research shows that the genetic tweak employed by disgraced Chinese scientist He Jiankui to make babies immune to HIV carries an associated risk of early death.
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The blasts sterilized certain soldiers, and higher instances of disease and early death were reported among the kids of those soldiers who did go on to bear children.
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What's more, the men with low total testosterone and sexual symptoms had a greater risk of early death than those with normal testosterone levels and no sexual symptoms.
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Since his too-early death in 1995, what remains of his work is a handful of videos that have been circulated across the globe, mostly in theater circles.
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A study published in the medical journal JAMA in 2012 found that among 1,604 people older than 60, loneliness was a predictor of functional decline and early death.
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The research found a link between sitting for too many hours during the day and risk of early death, suggesting that doing one may lead to the other.
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However, before you begin to get too gloomy about your means of income ultimately leading to an early death, it's important to follow the money behind this study.
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From adolescence to adulthood to old age, the chances of dying an early death are higher in the United States than in any of the other 16 countries.
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Audentes' investigational drug, AT132, is being developed to treat a rare genetic neuromuscular disorder, which results in extreme muscle weakness, respiratory failure and in some cases early death.
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Two separate studies published Wednesday in The BMJ link eating the popular factory-made fare with an increased risk of cardiovascular disease and an increased risk of early death.
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But maybe it's worth asking This Is Us creator Dan Fogelman if he could just triple-reassure fans that Randall is not in any way marked for early death.
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Their celebrated romance, however, left a legacy of laughs, even as her early death from ovarian cancer devastated a nation of fans, just four years after the couple's marriage.
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They estimate that, after accounting for sin taxes, welfare costs, crime and early death, tobacco and alcohol are worth £14.7bn ($19.3bn) and £6.5bn a year, respectively, to the Treasury.
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Evans' history of drug addiction, relatively early death at age 19763 and the introspective romanticism of his playing tend to reinforce that image, but it's not a complete one.
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The protective effect was especially prominent for people living alone, who have been found to have a higher risk for early death than those who live with other people.
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And what they found was that women who live in the greenest areas had a 12 percent reduced risk of early death as compared to women who did not.
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Recalling aspects of early Death Cab for Cutie, Rilo Kiley and even Yo La Tengo, Lost Film takes a nuanced approach to pop that's both hazily introspective and gripping.
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Smokers who go through much less than a pack of cigarettes a day still have a higher risk of an early death than non-smokers, a new study suggests.
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When I moved to the United States for college, I found I could add my dread of bacterial contamination to a broad cultural repertoire of possible early-death causes.
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Read more: 8 foods to avoid if you want to reduce your chances of cancer, diabetes, and early death"Their guidelines actually contradict their own data," Hu told Insider.
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A 2017 study found that people who eat fried potatoes two or more times a week double their risk of an early death compared with those who avoid them.
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The study also found that replacing 30 minutes of sedentary time with 30 minutes of moderate to vigorous exercise was associated with a 35% lower risk of early death.
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No other affluent country subjects its teenagers to the risk of violence — or early death — that the United States does, and guns are one of the two big reasons.
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Observational studies of thousands of people have found that eating high amounts of these foods is associated with a greater likelihood of early death from heart disease and cancer.
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At the same time, unhealthy diets pose a greater risk of early death than unsafe sex, alcohol, drug and tobacco use combined, as the medical journal Lancet recently reported.
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Duchenne's affects about 1 in every 3,600 boys in the U.S., causing muscle weakness, loss of movement and early death, usually when patients are in their 20s or 30s.
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"If we do not urgently act to solve the economic distress of millions of Americans, a whole generation will be condemned to early death," Sanders said in a statement.
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After adjusting for factors such as smoking, the researchers calculated an associated 14% higher risk of early death for each 10% increase in the proportion of ultraprocessed foods consumed.
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Bruce Lee, the first superstar of martial-arts films, appeared to Western audiences in only five movies and a handful of TV roles before his early death in 1973.
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Females qua females do fine in this book, including fillies, but mothers, daughters, and wives—women defined by their relationships to men—suffer silence, sickness, abuse, and early death.
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Already a handful of the enrolled patients, who have endured an illness that causes excruciating bouts of pain, strokes and early death, no longer show signs of the disease.
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Researchers observed that people who replaced carbohydrates with protein and fat from animals had a higher risk of early death compared to those who replaced carbohydrates with plant-based foods.
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It can dilute the concentration of poverty—which a mountain of economic and sociological literature has linked to all manner of poor outcomes, including teenage pregnancy, incarceration and early death.
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Its central figure is drug kingpin Pablo Escobar, who lived a brutal life and died a relatively early death -- at some point he would die and that would be that.
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Golfing at least once a month may lower a person's risk of early death, according to new research presented on Wednesday at the American Stroke Association's International Stroke Conference 2020.
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However, the issue that most fascinates the public remains Charles's divorce from Diana, her early death in a 1997 Paris car crash and his subsequent marriage in 2005 to Camilla.
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The core impacts of trauma and toxic stress include the disruption of their stress system, leading to lifelong behavioral problems, cognitive difficulties, chronic inflammation, impaired health, and even early death.
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But the CBO estimates are nonetheless the most rigorous available to us, and even "voluntary" reductions in insurance can lead to worse health, more financial hardship, and even early death.
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But it is likely, he says, that it combats many of the common risk factors for early death, including high blood pressure and extra body fat, especially around the middle.
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It's a different case for sitting watching TV, the type of sitting most consistently linked with long-term health risks such as type 2 diabetes, heart disease and an early death.
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The research found that apples and pears as well as citrus fruits and vegetables such as lettuce, broccoli and cabbage are particularly effective in preventing strokes, heart disease and early death.
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Dumbfounded, I told her some of my memories of the sprawling place: my mother's early death, my father's happy remarriage, the grand piano I played (or didn't), my fabulous tuxedo cat.
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Actually, you shouldn't eat fried potatoes more than twice a week, because doing so doubles your risk of early death, according to a study in the American Journal of Clinical Nutrition.
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Just last month, a study found that even 30 minutes of light regular exercise could lower the risk of a early death by 17 percent for the average middle-aged American.
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And, nearly all counties (about 98%) show declines in the risk of early death for people between the ages of 5 and 25, as well as those between 45 and 20163.
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The study is observational, meaning the researchers simply tracked the behavior of a group of people and found an association between one behavior -- eating fried potatoes -- and another factor -- early death.
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No matter how much you exercise, sitting for excessively long periods of time is a risk factor for early death, a new study published Monday in Annals of Internal Medicine found.
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Read more:6 chemicals in food, makeup, and skin-care products that aren't as dangerous as you thinkProcessed foods make us fatter, lead to cancer, and are linked with early death.
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The new study had some limitations, including that the researchers found only an association between physical activity and a lower risk of early death, and the finding was based on simulations.
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"Diagnosing cancer in late stages, and the inability to provide treatment, condemns many people to unnecessary suffering and early death," said Etienne Krug, a WHO expert on chronic disease and cancer.
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The study wasn't designed to prove whether or how red meat in general or processed meat in particular might directly cause an early death, which is something that is still unknown.
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A new drug for spinal muscular atrophy — a genetic disorder that progressively breaks down the patient's muscle tissue, resulting in early death — came on the market in the US in 2017.
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Yes, there are the familiar biographical landmarks, the wild love for Prince Albert and the bottomless grief at his early death, but Baird's Victoria isn't the woman we expect to meet.
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Helen is the youngest person ever to get gene therapy that scientists hope will cure the disease, an inherited blood disorder that can cause excruciating pain, organ damage and early death.
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Krasner received little attention from museums until her 19653s, and she has rarely stepped out of the shadow of Jackson Pollock, her husband from 21965 until his early death in 21.
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Krasner received little attention from museums until her 19653s, and she has rarely stepped out of the shadow of Jackson Pollock, her husband from 21965 until his early death in 21.
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However, Canadians had a 44% lower risk of early death than US patients receiving continuous Medicaid or Medicare coverage and a 36% lower risk than those receiving intermittent Medicaid or Medicare coverage.
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Analysis showed that having a history of periodontal disease, which affects almost two-thirds of US adults over 60, was associated with a 12% higher risk of early death from any cause.
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" She added: "I realized, 'I'm gonna follow in the footsteps of my father in that I'm gonna meet an early death if I do not get right with God and follow him.
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What's more, even the people who didn't meet physical activity guidelines, but did exercise one or two days a week had a lower risk of early death than people who didn't exercise.
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The most positive note is that, over the study period, all counties show declines in the risk of early death for children under the age of 5 years old, say the authors.
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" Finally, an email supporting Cynthia Nixon says "F--- Israel" and continues: "The only thing the average American ever got from our 'relationship' with that country was an early death on 9/11.
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Late last year, researchers at the University of Southampton in the U.K. found people who drink three or four cups of coffee every day could significantly reduce their chances of early death.
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"The core impacts of trauma and toxic stress include the disruption of their stress system, leading to lifelong behavioral problems, cognitive difficulties, chronic inflammation, impaired health, and even early death," Keating wrote.
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After Larson's early death, in 1996, the playwright David Auburn helped to transform it into a three-character piece, with the role of Jonathan, a struggling songsmith, initially played by Raúl Esparza.
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This astronomical price is perhaps unsurprising, considering that, since his early death in 1988 from a drug overdose, Basquiat has achieved tragic art world folk hero status and attracted a cultish following.
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Ulf Ekelund of the Norwegian School of Sports Sciences located in Oslo, Norway, researchers analyzed studies that assessed how physical activity and sedentary time were linked with risk of an early death.
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Even if you're a frequent exerciser, sitting for excessively long periods of time can be a risk factor of early death, according to a study published in the Annals of Internal Medicine.
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In 2013, while he was still editor, Mr. Hayes retracted a key study damaging to Monsanto that found that Roundup, and genetically modified corn, could cause cancer and early death in rats.
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The statement points out that fitness can be a better indicator of someone's risk for heart disease and early death than such standard risk factors as smoking, obesity and high blood pressure.
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Additionally, according to a study published in the same journal in February, we face a 14% higher risk of early death with each 10% increase in the amount of ultraprocessed foods we eat.
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"I think that her early death seems such a waste that admirers of the novels can't help but try to explain it; obviously, for some people, the more dramatic the explanation the better."
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The second set of data, taken from 70 studies that included more than 3.4 million people, found that social isolation, loneliness, and living alone all had equal (and significant) correlation to early death.
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As well as crunching the numbers for death rates and life expectancy at birth, the IHME tracks "disability-adjusted life years" (DALYs), an estimate of the time lost to disability and early death.
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"These are preventable injuries that have a major public health impact on early death and disability among children," said Katherine Fowler, a behavioral scientist for the CDC and lead author of the study.
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The absence of those opportunities has coincided with rising rates of depression, opioid abuse, early death and a range of social dysfunctions among this same demographic group of less educated, working-age men.
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It's a simple measure — your weight in kilograms divided by your height in meters squared — that can supposedly tell you how likely you are to develop heart disease, diabetes, and even early death.
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On top of that, we make the situation even worse by sitting like earthbound legumes at desks, on couches, increasing our collective risk for cancer, cardiovascular disease, Type 2 diabetes, and early death.
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Darznik follows Farrokhzad's turbulent life from her abusive childhood — including a virginity check that turns violent — through her oppressive teenage marriage, motherhood, literary career and early death in a car crash in 1967.
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He provided a wrenching coda after Yoko's early death from ovarian cancer, in 1990; we see her here in a flower-strewn coffin, her face so overlit she appears an angel bound home.
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While loneliness hasn't been identified as a mental health condition, studies have shown a link between loneliness and a higher risk of early death, cardiovascular issues, and poor mental health, among other conditions.
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So, as our annual conversation about insurance and finances dictates, every October we reassess the monetary realities of my early death, and every year, we decide to pay for my life insurance policy.
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When stress is sustained, long-term exposure to stress hormones can lead to wear and tear on the cardiovascular, metabolic and immune systems, making the body vulnerable to illness and even early death.
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People who work out but also sit for long hours — active couch potatoes, you might say — may often share the same elevated risks for disease and early death as their less active peers.
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And each additional half an egg consumed per day was associated with a 1.1% higher risk of cardiovascular disease and 1.9% higher risk of early death due to any cause, the researchers found.
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Gum disease and tooth loss are connected to a higher risk of early death in women past the age of menopause, a new study published in the Journal of the American Heart Association finds.
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In comparison with other factors scientists often contribute to early death — such as smoking and obesity (although the research there is controversial) — loneliness was either equally likely to increase mortality risk or more likely.
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The Robert Wood Johnson Foundation has worked with the non-profit project Measure of America to publicize the problem because disconnection in young people is such a predictor of poor health and early death.
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After the early death of Chaplin's father, his mother was put in a mental hospital, and the young boy and his brother had to try to make a living by themselves, according to CharlieChaplin.com.
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Cystic fibrosis, which affects about 75,000 people in North America, Europe and Australia, is caused by a defective or missing protein and results in serious lung infections, declining lung function and often early death.
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Of all the tragic aspects of Princess Diana's early death, one sticks out to her brother, Charles Spencer, is the fact that she'll never get to meet her grandchildren, Prince George and Princess Charlotte.
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The regions where people are more likely to be on disability map onto objective measures of health status — like years lost due to early death, diabetes and heart disease rates, and even cancer rates.
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One of the liveliest characters in the novel is the most ambiguous in status, a woman named Zarifa, a slave who became Sulayman's mistress and who largely raised Abdallah, after his mother's early death.
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But his central story is about the early death of his mother, a singer, and the way he grapples with this loss through returning to the club where she performed in the house band.
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Reducing or mitigating the number of Adverse Childhood Experiences during childhood will dramatically reduce the likelihood of future opioid and other substance abuse, other serious behavioral risks, social dysfunction, and probability of early death.
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Consuming an additional 300 milligrams of dietary cholesterol per day was associated with a 3.2% higher risk of heart disease and a 4.4% higher risk of early death, Zhong's analysis of the data showed.
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Replacing sitting with 30 minutes of moderate to vigorous exercise (anything from a brisk walk to running) a day, for instance, was associated with a 35 percent drop in the risk of an early death.
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An increase in red meat consumption of at least half a serving per day was linked with a 10% higher risk of early death in the study, published in the medical journal BMJ on Wednesday.
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Becky meanwhile, marries Jos, and the two keep living in Europe until he meets an early death as well — but not before taking out a life insurance policy guaranteeing his wife an income for life.
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"So if you were to replace 30 minutes of sedentary time with 30 minutes of light activity -- a casual stroll down the hall -- you would lower your risk of early death by 17%," he said.
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A new study released Friday found that daily consumption of a certain amount of cholesterol, a key nutrient of eggs, is linked to a modest increase in the risk of cardiovascular disease and early death.
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Recent research even showed that sweet, all-natural juice could be almost as bad for our livers and blood-sugar levels as soda, and may contribute to disease and early death in a similar way.
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The landscape of "A Shropshire Lad" is an all-purpose landscape, not a particular one, and, far from being the unspoiled countryside imagined by Brexiteers, it's a place mostly of unhappy love and early death.
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That's why erectile dysfunction, regardless of testosterone levels, can flag a risk for heart disease and early death -- the blood vessels that provide blood for an erection are smaller than the coronary arteries, Antonio said.
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In an observational study involving close to 20,000 individuals, people who consumed at least four cups of coffee daily had a 64% lower risk of early death compared to those never or rarely consumed coffee.
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Added years In addition to the finding an optimal range associated with a lower risk of early death, the team also calculated how many extra years a moderate-carb diet could provide at certain ages.
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As a member of Congress and chairman of the 100-member Immigration Reform Caucus under two pro-amnesty presidents, I saw dozens of good bills suffer an early death at the hands of Republican leaders.
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For decades, big sugar lobbies and food giants hid the science on how sugar can overload the liver, and up the odds a person may develop heart issues, diabetes, or even die an early death.
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I've done a little bit of running around the streets of San Francisco in order to test the feature and, you know, avoid an early death, and that's the one instance it's genuinely come in handy.
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People who eat fried potatoes two or more times a week double their risk of an early death compared to those who avoid them, a recent study published in the American Journal of Clinical Nutrition found.
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DID U KNOW... it is estimated that alcohol led to €27.2 billion (£2100 billion) worth of lost productivity in the EU last year, either through time spent out of work, jobs lost or early death. Woah!
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Obliged by her mother's early death to act as cook for her father's crew, Mary finds herself attracted to John Beck, a onetime Methodist preacher who persuades Davidson to take him on as a novice oarsman.
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It may be that Cor's early death allowed the Holleeder women to sentimentalize him in a way that they cannot with Wim; in any case, Astrid and Sonja speak of Cor with great tenderness and affection.
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By comparison, sugar in processed foods can be quickly turned to fat in the liver and contribute to diabetes, insulin resistance, more belly fat, cancer, heart issues, and even early death when consumed consistently over time.
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Cystic fibrosis, which affects about 75,000 people in North America, Europe and Australia, is caused by a defective or missing protein and results in serious lung infections, declining lung function and often leading to early death.
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Before you get too excited, there is other research that paints a far less rosy picture—like a 2016 meta-analysis that suggests a drink a day can actually increase your risk of an early death.
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The new findings don't mean that soft drinks cause early death, because "in these types of studies (observational epidemiology) there are other factors which may be behind the association we observed," Murphy added in an email.
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Radtke may or may not have the heart condition that caused the early death of her uncle, and, as she travels to ruined sites, she explores the metaphoric link between deteriorating human hearts and collapsing buildings.
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Still, even if our collective Mac Pro cheese grating dreams have died an early death, there is some consolation: Moy goes on to show that the design does make an excellent stand for a bar of soap.
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Between 1936 and his early death in 1956, he made what he considered his best work—films distinguished by long tracking shots that carry the viewer fluidly from scene to scene, as in a Japanese narrative painting.
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Meanwhile, other studies have indicated that traumatic events during childhood can have a lasting life impact by increasing a child's future risk of smoking, using alcohol and substances, obesity, depression, heart disease, cancer and even early death.
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Yet somehow through all of her pain, both physical and emotional, Frida lived with an insatiable lust for life — a joie de vivre that stayed with her all the way until her early death at age 47.
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This time I am preparing myself to talk actively with my son about both the importance of King's work to our country, and planning some time to dwell in the troubling sadness of his too-early death.
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"Tobacco coupons are nothing more than a deadly promotional trick by the tobacco industry to keep Californians smoking, leading to illness and early death for our residents, with taxpayers footing the bill," McCarty said in a statement.
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For years, studies upon studies have shown how bad sleep weakens the immune system, impairs learning and memory, contributes to depression and other mood and mental disorders, as well as obesity, diabetes, cancer and an early death.
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One moment you're having a lovely time on the Battle Bus, the next second the doors are open and roughly 50% of the players have immediately leapt out to what will probably be a fairly brutal, early death.
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We lost some great characters before Arya's big murder (miss you already, Theon [Alfie Allen]), but the unexpectedly early death of the Night King recenters the story around around the characters who have personalities and are not undead.
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"I became involved in it in 1994 after watching my mother stoically suffering the appalling pain and ignominy of this devastating disease, which in the end resulted in her early death at the age of 72," she said.
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Granted, both the milieu — "gay Paree" in the belle epoque — and Lautrec's life, with its built-in pathos surrounding his congenital physical problems and his early death, at 36, from alcoholism, are well-worn ground, cobbled with clichés.
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So instead of supporting the health of Americans, U.S. recommendations actually sabotage health by promoting milk and other dairy products that can increase the risk of breast, ovarian, and prostate cancers, cardiovascular disease, cognitive decline and early death.
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Since the vast majority of men will be uninterested in parting with either their Y chromosome or their testosterone, we need to explore biological, social and behavioral strategies that will minimize their many risk factors for early death.
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Overall, researchers calculated that participants who doubled their weekly activity levels could lower their odds of premature death from all causes by 10 percent and cut their chances of an early death from heart problems by 8 percent.
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Heavy drinkers and binge drinkers, however, were at least 10 percent more likely to die from any cause during the study, and they had at least 20 percent higher odds of an early death from cancer in particular.
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But consumers should also keep in mind that conditions contributing to an older relative's early death are likely to be more treatable now, or avoidable if we make different choices (say, not smoking or by being more active).
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They have profound concerns about the welfare of the animals involved in cloning research, but they also point out that millions of dogs are languishing in shelters, waiting for a home and often facing early death by euthanasia.
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One of seven brothers raised in Missouri by his mother after his father's early death, Mr. Cave received his B.F.A. in 1982 at the Kansas City Art Institute in Missouri and studied dance at Alvin Ailey summer programs.
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We don't know; Bolton's reporting is preliminary, and these kinds of changes to hugely popular entitlement programs have a way of dying a dramatic early death when put to the public (see the 2005 Social Security privatization fight).
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The men and women who sat for the most hours every day, according to their accelerometer data, had the highest risk for early death, especially if this sitting often continued for longer than 30 minutes at a stretch.
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That's the estimated number of people spared an early death in the Lower 48 states between 2005 and 2016 because 138 pollution-spewing coal plants were shut down, according to new research published Monday in the journal Nature.
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People on low-carb diets that are high in animal protein were shown to have a greater risk of early death than those who ate a moderate amount of carbs and more plant protein, the Lancet journal reports.
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Still, since higher consumption than average of either cholesterol or eggs is related to an increase in cardiovascular disease incidents like stroke and early death, the new finding is significant when considering the population at large, he said.
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While a healthy person might not imagine being able to tolerate physical disability, people facing the prospect of an early death are often willing to accept harsh treatments or a reduced quality of life in exchange for more time.
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Cardiac damage and higher risk of early death The new study, conducted from January to February, included data on 193 adults who were confirmed to have Covid-19 and were hospitalized at Renmin Hospital of Wuhan University in China.
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Sedentary lifestyles are linked to increased risks of heart disease, diabetes and cancer, researchers found, but activity - such as brisk walking - could counter the higher likelihood of early death linked with sitting for eight or more hours a day.
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A study conducted by Brigham Young University found that isolation and loneliness yielded the same health risks as smoking 15 cigarettes per day, and are more likely to influence early death than air pollution and lack of physical activity.
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A study published earlier this year found that drinking two or more of any kind of artificially sweetened drink a day was linked to an increased risk of clot-based strokes, heart attacks and early death in women over 50.
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It is especially ironic that, while advances in medicine may allow generations to live much longer lives, America is putting programs in place that will block that and lead our children to unnecessary painful, costly, debilitating diseases and early death.
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The Swiss School of Public Health, a foundation of eight universities offering post-graduate health education, told Cassis in an open letter made public on Wednesday that Philip Morris was among firms that long downplayed smoking's risks, including early death.
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The latest study, published Wednesday in the journal Alcoholism: Clinical & Experimental Research, finds that drinking lightly four or more times per week may raise the risk of early death, even though that amount of drinking is consistent with federal guidelines.
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It's Applegate's Amy that steals the show in this episode, in particular for her anger over not getting guardianship of Emma in the event that Ross and Rachel face an early death — despite the fact that she can't remember her name.
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There was Jibo, the stationary desktop robot that danced and died an early death, and Kuri, the R2-D2-esque machine that rolled around taking pictures of your dinner party before rolling into the Great Robotic Gig in the Sky.
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Yet, he also added that "other important factors," including obesity, a sedentary lifestyle and use of high quantities of salt might also play a role in the early death of those eating two or more portions of fried potatoes each week.
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Tens of thousands of students miss out on education and increase their risk for unemployment, prison, and an early death because of our failure to value and encourage mental health at the same level as academic success in our schools.
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Abdoh's aural dissonance was one tool that he used to tell the story he wanted to tell: about the foreigner, the Old World citizen fascinated by America, the New World, with its focus on product, fast times, and early death.
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But when that ultrasound shows a heart defect in her unborn child that will require multiple surgeries and could cause learning difficulties, necessitate a heart transplant, or even lead to an early death, everything changes for her and for her family.
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He took over the role after the sudden and early death of his close friend A. Bartlett Giamatti; he was in Candlestick Park before Game 19903 of the 1989 World Series when it was disrupted by the Loma Prieta earthquake.
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Replacing 217 minutes per day of sedentary time with 30 minutes of physical activity at a light intensity was associated with a 17% lower risk of early death in a study published in the American Journal of Epidemiology on Monday.
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But his ultimate challenge, as it was for many other musicologists, was the Requiem — a profound, mysterious work that has been tied in to Mozart's early death and whose vexing provenance has inspired numerous attempts to revise or complete it.
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Neither Kobe's on-court achievements nor his having played his entire career for the Lakers, the nexus of the basketball universe, fully explain the mythic stature he acquired during his career, and which his early death seems certain to crystallize.
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The condition J.J. has, Duchenne muscular dystrophy, is a rare genetic disorder that, beginning in early childhood, causes progressive atrophy and weakening of muscles, making it difficult for those affected to run, walk, sit and, eventually, breathe, leading to early death.
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From the alarming early death rate of wrestlers to grueling work hours with no paid leave options, it's a lot, and the host played a clip of Bret "Hitman" Hart explaining the essence of where the problem lies within wrestling: McMahon.
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People who eat an added three or four eggs a week or 300 milligrams of dietary cholesterol per day, have a higher risk of both heart disease and early death compared with those who eat fewer eggs, new research finds.
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A study of more than a million people across 16 other studies found that people who, each day, sat for more than eight hours but also exercised for 60 to 75 minutes were not at increased risk for early death.
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Rotten Tomatoes score: 83%Synopsis: Based on the real-life story of acclaimed actress Dorothy Dandridge, "Introducing Dorothy Dandridge" stars Berry as Dandridge and traces her upbringing from nightclub performer to successful actress, all the way to her early death.
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Analyzing the data, the team found that a higher consumption of heavily processed foods -- more than four servings each day -- was associated with a 62% increased risk for early death due to any cause relative to those who ate these foods less frequently.
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After analyzing the diet and death data, the researchers found that within eight years, an increase of at least half a serving per day of processed and unprocessed red meat was associated with 13% and 9% higher risk of early death, respectively.
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Heavy soda and sports drink consumption was associated with a 24 percent higher risk of early death from any cause, a 23 percent higher risk of death from heart disease and a 22 percent increased risk of death from cancer, researchers found.
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And a recent study in the Lancet also found that low-carb dieters who consumed large amounts of meat and dairy had a higher risk of early death compared to those who consumed carbs in moderation or who consumed mostly plant-based protein.
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In both its slow build and its shameless romance, it's closer to "Continuous Thunder" than, say, "Younger Us." It demands that you make out with everyone, drink liquor, and accept early death all at once, so it's definitely a good Japandroids song.
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Somehow, these sixty-three short lyrics, celebrating youth, loss, and early death, became for generations of readers the perfect evocation not merely of what it feels like to be adolescent and a little emotional but of what it means to be English.
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The men in the group with the lowest VO2 max had a 21 percent higher risk of dying prematurely than those with middling aerobic capacity, and about a 42 percent higher risk of early death than the men who were the most fit.
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On Monday, the state's Natural Resources Agency released a report finding that Californians will be more likely to "endure more illness and be at greater risk of early death" from increased heat stress and wildfire smoke inhalation as the world continues to warm.
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The good news is that the U.S. Dietary Guidelines Advisory Committee is totally cool with your drinking between three and five cups of coffee per day — apparently that amount can even stave off early death due to heart disease, Parkinson's, and diabetes.
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What the research says: Studies have suggested that drinking wine might be associated with: raising good cholesterol, improving insulin sensitivity (which can lower risk of diabetes), reducing heart attack and stroke risk, and, most compellingly, reducing the risk of an early death.
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A significant part of the W.W.C. has succumbed to the ills that used to be associated with the black urban "underclass": intergenerational poverty, welfare, debt, bankruptcy, out-of-wedlock births, trash entertainment, addiction, jail, social distrust, political cynicism, bad health, unhappiness, early death.
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While playing golf hasn't been shown to reduce risk of heart attack and stroke, golf as a protective factor against early death risk is a suitable activity option for older adults due to its low impact and relaxed nature, the authors said.
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This is contrary to recent research showing high levels of moderate intensity physical activity (about 60–75 min a day) seem to eliminate the increased risk of early death associated with high levels of sitting time (eight hours a day or more).
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In February, the American Heart Association released a study that found drinking two or more of any kind of artificially sweetened drinks a day is linked to an increased risk of clot-based strokes, heart attacks and early death in women over 18.
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Last July, Gottlieb announced the FDA would clamp down on the most dangerous forms of nicotine use while encouraging innovation so that smokers unable to quit cold turkey can switch to safer nicotine alternatives and reduce their risk of an early death.
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Each song, including those written by Allman himself, touch on something of the man — who led a difficult life with the early death of his brother, six divorces including from his celebrity marriage to Cher, drug addiction, hepatitis C, a liver transplant and, ultimately, cancer.
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You may have heard the warning that sitting is the new smoking — that our sedentary lifestyles are a huge health threat and we could die an early death if we sit, tethered to our computers and our TVs, for too many hours each day.
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"At first I didn't think it would make any difference if I testified, but we have to learn from the past," he says of his decision to speak publicly about Gilda's illness and the tragic misdiagnosis that led, he contends, to her unnecessarily early death.
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"I thought this more affluent group might have some protections against early death, and yet we see these very high rates," says Olfson, noting that he would expect mortality to be even higher among young people with state insurance or no insurance at all.
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Folks like that got sponsored trips to the colonies on Europa or Mars or one of the other stations to attend one of the good colleges off of Earth and away from the shit show that was the smog, overcrowding, heat, and early death here.
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We're all massive hypocrites, in part because football is our most paradoxical game: it's the most brilliantly designed combination of strategy and athleticism ever conceived, and it's also a factory of violence, brain damage, and early death that has no place in a civilized society.
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As it turned out, the most menacing hazard was actually the dust, which not only created whiteout conditions that left captains navigating by radar alone, but also began a years-long process of illness that would, for some mariners, contribute to an early death.
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Obesity has long been linked to an increased risk of an early death for people from different racial and ethnic groups, but some previous studies have not found this to be the case in Hispanic populations, researchers note in the Annals of Internal Medicine.
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"Air pollution takes a huge personal toll worldwide, making it difficult to breathe for those with respiratory disease, sending the young and old to hospital, missing school and work, and contributing to early death," Bob O'Keefe, vice president of HEI, said in a statement.
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In fact, studies have shown that the mortality rate rises by 2 percent among men who retire right when they become eligible to collect Social Security, and that retiring early may lead to early death, even among those who are healthy when they do so.
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For example, Sotos-Prieto was first author of a study published in The New England Journal of Medicine last year that showed a consistent association between adhering to an improved diet quality in general over 12 years and a significantly reduced risk of early death.
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You can reduce the health risks of smoking by just cutting down It's true that if you smoke five cigarettes a day rather than 20, your lifetime risk of early death is less (although check the risks for one to four cigarettes a day here).
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"All of these themes in the movie — he was passionate about homelessness, he had this great social conscience, and he was so lovely, and I got really enthused and we started to write and then, of course, he had that tragic early death, 2016 Christmas," she continued.
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A review of studies involving more than 331,000 patients found that "having bipolar disorder is similar to being a smoker in terms of increasing a person's risk of early death," wrote the paper's author, Dr. Wayne Katon, of University of Washington, in a 2009 press release.
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Ultimately, they found there was a 17 percent increased risk of cardiovascular disease associated with every extra 300 milligrams of dietary cholesterol a day, along with an 18 percent increased risk of early death, even after adjusting for factors like the amount of calories eaten per day.
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" His chronic disease, which gives him many of the symptoms of old age but which he believes is no more likely to bring him to an early death than slipping on a bar of soap, has presented him with "an interesting foretaste of our shared future.
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The new drug, expected to win approval from federal regulators, would offer another much-needed treatment for some of the 10 million Americans, 80 percent of them women, who have a disease that weakens bones and often leads to years of pain, disability and early death.
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Smith followed what seemed like a predestined Gen X career arc — a couple more critical-darling albums that failed to go platinum, or even gold, and an early death, in 2003, from a knife wound to the heart — an apparent suicide, albeit a highly murky one.
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S. I Love You' Find yourself someone who knows you SO well that they can predict that their early death will be so hard for you to handle that they plan for a series of letters to be sent to you to help you move on.
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The 2015 to 20183 Dietary Guidelines for Americans recommends the nutrient-dense food as a source of protein, but an article in JAMA this month made a stir when it reported an association between eating eggs and an increased risk of heart disease and early death.
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"The consistent relations we identified are of particular concern, given the long-term linkages between depression, anxiety, substance use, aggression, hostility, and poor academic performance and engagement with an individual's risk of illness or early death," lead author Aprile D. Benner, PhD, said in a statement shared with Refinery29.
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A descendent of Joseph Fossett, a blacksmith who worked as a slave under Thomas Jefferson, Powell Burns was a renowned pianist in addition to being a painter whose early death at 40 years old cut short what was otherwise a remarkable career as a largely self-taught artist.
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Modernity at the Met Calvin Tomkins, in his article on the revitalization of the Metropolitan Museum's Department of Modern and Contemporary Art, mentions the early death of Thomas Hess, who had been hired to run the museum's collection of contemporary art ("The Met and the Now," January 25th).
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Eons ago, when Elizabeth, Andrew and Zoe were at Oberlin, they were in a band together, and news has recently arrived that their fourth bandmate, Lydia — the one who went on to fame and adulation and an early death at 27 — is going to be the subject of a movie.
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Aging means more sitting To understand the relationship between sedentary behavior and early death, Diaz and his colleagues at Columbia, NewYork-Presbyterian/Weill Cornell Medical Center and other institutions turned to the REasons for Geographic and Racial Differences in Stroke (REGARDS) project, a study sponsored by the National Institutes of Health.
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With a new year comes new beginnings, one that's free of all that came to define 2016: the early death of every musician you ever loved, escalating violence in the middle east, and the election of a generously proportioned tangerine-colored womp rat who's currently plotting to take away your grandmother's insurance.
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With a new year comes new beginnings, one that's free of all that came to define 2016: the early death of every musician you ever loved, escalating violence in the Middle East, and the election of a generously proportioned tangerine-colored womp rat who's currently plotting to take away your grandmother's health insurance.
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Sticking to an overall plant-based diet or a diet that includes more plant foods than animal foods could be associated with a 16% lower risk of cardiovascular disease and up to 25% lower risk of early death, according to the study published in the Journal of the American Heart Association this week.
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" Getting enough exercise is most important Though there was a lower death rate among golf players compared to non-golf players, Dr. Ulf Ekelund, sports medicine professor at the Norwegian School of Sports Sciences, said he doesn't "think we can conclude from this study that golf reduced the risk of early death.
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Meanwhile, another study published in the Journal of the American Heart Association found that sticking to an overall plant-based diet or a diet that includes more plant foods than animal foods could be associated with a 16% lower risk of cardiovascular disease and up to 25% lower risk of early death.
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People who consumed 73% or more of their daily calories as sugary beverages had a 44% greater risk of dying due to coronary heart disease and a 14% greater risk of an early death from any cause compared with people who consumed less than 5% of their daily calories as sugary beverages, the study showed.
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Before the environmental activist and gay rights lawyer David Buckel set himself afire in Prospect Park in Brooklyn on April 14, he wrote a letter explaining that he had chosen his "early death by fossil fuel" as an act of protest against the environmental catastrophe that we are bringing upon ourselves and the planet.
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Sherman's self-portraits, aside from the gender politics implied by the roles she plays, are among the most apolitical work on display, which could also be said of the otherworldly self-portraits and interiors of Francesca Woodman, whose photographs have often been scoured for signals of her early death by suicide at the age of 22.
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The surface of that story plays as a plucky attempt to lighten a heavy load: Black is a child of divorce who is thrown for a loop by her father's early death from cancer, endures a series of mysterious illnesses in adulthood, and eventually loses her house, all of her possessions and her live-in boyfriend.
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None of the experts we spoke with suggested that people with owl schedules who get restful sleep each night, eat a healthy diet, exercise, form meaningful social connections and get some sunlight each day were at significant risk of an overall decline in their general health, or an early death, based solely on their sleep schedule.
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I am an epidemiologist and a former scientist with the Environmental Protection Agency who helped sift through thousands of peer-reviewed research studies that collectively support and strengthen the conclusion that exposures to even low levels of fine particulate matter (PM 2.5) cause heart disease, cancer and early death — a finding that is confirmed by the World Health Organization.
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After analyzing the data, the researchers found that the adults who adhered to diets with mostly plant-based foods, compared with those who had the lowest adherence, had a 16% lower risk of cardiovascular disease; about 32% lower risk of dying from a cardiovascular disease; and 18% to 25% lower risk of early death from any cause.
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That their efforts will cause untold millions of low-, moderate-, and middle-income workers and their families to experience preventable financial crises and to go without life-saving health coverage—leading to unnecessary pain, suffering and early death — will be a source of national shame if enacted and another signal to the world that U.S. is in decline.
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Albeit on the fourth attempt, after one embarrassing early death, a second run that saw me fall just shy of the maze, and a third on the cheats-enabled "Free Read" mode—you can immediately win fights or those tests of skill and luck, if you choose to—where despite my in-battle invincibility I still got chomped by a wraith.
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Low testosterone levels have previously been linked to a risk of early death for older men compared to those with normal levels of the hormone, but results from previous research has been inconsistent, said Dr. Leen Antonio of KU Leuven-University Hospitals in Belgium, the lead researcher on the new study examining the relationship between hormone levels and sexual function in men.
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For the first of the new reviews, which was published in December in the British Journal of Sports Medicine, researchers at the London School of Economics, Stanford University and other institutions decided to focus on systolic blood pressure (the top number), in large part because high blood pressure can be so physically devastating, increasing risks for heart disease, Alzheimer's and early death.
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