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Your favorite snacks could be quietly wrecking your knees, new research suggests
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health17h ago

Your favorite snacks could be quietly wrecking your knees, new research suggests

  • A new study links ultraprocessed foods to more fat inside thigh muscles, potentially raising knee osteoarthritis risk.
  • Researchers used MRI data from 615 individuals without osteoarthritis to assess muscle fat content.
  • The link held regardless of total calories, weight, or exercise levels in the study.
  • Study authors caution that diet was self-reported and cannot prove causation.
  • Researchers call for balanced diet and exercise to help knee health.
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Commentary: There's a wide gap between rumor and fact. That's where Eric Swalwell lurked
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politics17h ago

Commentary: There's a wide gap between rumor and fact. That's where Eric Swalwell lurked

  • Latest: Three more women allege misconduct, prompting rapid shifts in Swalwell’s campaign endorsements.
  • The San Francisco Chronicle published a graphic account, worsening campaign fallout for Swalwell.
  • Rumors about illicit behavior persisted in political circles but verification remained challenging for outlets.
  • The piece argues mainstream outlets require verification before publishing sensitive allegations.
  • Swalwell denies criminal wrongdoing but acknowledges unspecified mistakes.
  • Political leaders and union backers who endorsed Swalwell faced renewed questions about accountability.
  • Analysts note a gap between rumor and fact, affecting reporting and public perception.
  • The article places Swalwell’s case within a broader discussion of reporting misdeeds behind closed doors.
  • Historical context is drawn by comparing Swalwell to past disclosures in other campaigns.
  • The piece emphasizes the time needed to build trust and verify intimate misconduct claims.
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