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  1. A Promising Development for Millions of People With Liver Disease

Recent research suggests that a new approach could help even patients with advanced forms of fatty liver disease.
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New research suggests that bariatric surgery could benefit patients with cirrhosis, an advanced form of a liver disease that is often driven by obesity.
New research suggests that bariatric surgery could benefit patients with cirrhosis, an advanced form of a liver disease that is often driven by obesity.
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Should Dinner Be the Smallest Meal of the Day?

Experts explain how the size of your meals — and the time you eat them — can affect your health.
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If you want to incorporate more plants into your diet, these legumes are a good place to start.
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2. ### 3 Ways to Track Your Fitness Over Time
To reach your strength and cardio goals, experts recommend building a road map. Here’s how to do it.
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  1. How to Fall (and Stay) in Love
    And an update to the famous Modern Love story “To Fall in Love With Anyone, Do This.”
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    If you have gut problems, alcohol might be contributing to them. Alice Callahan, a reporter covering nutrition and health for The New York Times, describes several common effects.
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