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health5 months ago

Common Healthy Diets That May Reduce Diabetes Risk

A meta-analysis of over 800,000 people across 33 studies found that the Mediterranean, DASH, and AHEI diets all lower the risk of developing type 2 diabetes, with the DASH diet showing the greatest reduction at 23%. These diets emphasize healthy fats, plant-based foods, and reducing processed foods, sugars, and sodium, which are key factors in managing insulin resistance and preventing diabetes across diverse populations.

business1 year ago

DoorDash Stock Declines on 2024 Growth Projection Concerns

Despite beating fourth-quarter revenue estimates, DoorDash's stock falls as the delivery service struggles to return to pre-pandemic levels of growth, trailing behind leading competitor Uber in key metrics. DoorDash's marketplace gross order value increased 22% to $17.6 billion, but its year-over-year growth is less than the previous year. Additionally, DoorDash's 2024 outlook for gross order value is slightly below consensus estimates, putting pressure on shares. Comparatively, Uber Eats brought in $3.1 billion in revenue in Q4, with Uber having more cash on hand and a larger revenue stream from its ride and freight businesses.

health2 years ago

Cardiologists Rank Top 10 Diets for Heart Health

The DASH, pescatarian, and Mediterranean diets are among the best diets for heart health, according to a new scientific report by a committee of professors and cardiologists who analyzed the current body of scientific evidence. The DASH diet scored a perfect 100, while the Mediterranean diet came in at a strong third place. Vegan and low-fat diets tied in the middle, while very low-fat and low-carb diets fell into the seventh and eighth positions. Paleo and very low-carb/keto diets fell in ninth and tenth place.

health2 years ago

Ranking Popular Diets for Heart Health: What Science Says.

Cardiologists ranked 10 popular diets based on how healthy they are for your heart. The DASH and Mediterranean diets were top-ranked, with flexible choices and nutrient-rich foods. The keto ranked worst, for cutting out carbs like whole grains and including lots of high-fat animal products. Low-carb, high-fat diets are among the worst for a healthy heart, while flexible, plant-based diets are among the best, according to cardiologists.