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“Even when she was drinking, nothing changed.”
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Women become addicted to alcohol more quickly than men, because of physiological differences, yet according to the National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism, women who abuse liquor are more likely than men to have family and friends resist …
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What's good for your heart is good for your colon
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The National Institutes of Health says eating fatty foods, smoking, drinking alcohol, obesity and inactivity all contribute to polyps, which contribute to colon cancer. “They are finding out that a risk factor for colon cancer is diabetes,” Burton …
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