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Coffee Consumption Linked to Lower Risk of Heart Disease and Stroke, Study Finds
Good news, coffee lovers. According to a recent study, drinking coffee may lower the risk of heart disease and stroke, two of the leading causes of death worldwide.
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Shark Attack Kills Australian Tourist in New Caledonia, Beaches Near Noumea Closed
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US Weather Forecast: Heavy Snow to Unload in Minneapolis This Week; Record-Breaking Snowfall Possible
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Unusual February Tornado Outbreak Emerges in New Jersey
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Cyclone Freddy Updates: Madagascar Braces for Strong Winds, Intense Rain After Landfall
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Online Therapy as the New Normal: 4 Platforms That Change Mental Health Care
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Record-Challenging Heat to Unleash in South This Week As Winter Storms Threaten U.S.
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Developing Winter Storm to Hit Southern California This Week; Widespread Travel Disruptions
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