A University College London study found that eating seven or more portions of fruit and vegetables daily is linked to a 42% lower risk of mortality, with each portion reducing the risk of death by 16%. The WHO recommends consuming at least 400g of fruit and vegetables daily, with even one to three portions showing a significantly lower risk of mortality compared to consuming less than one. Researchers suggest increasing the amount of produce consumed beyond the traditional “five a day” recommendation to further reduce mortality risk.
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Nato forced to scramble warplanes for 13th time in weeks after latest Putin attack
Vladimir Putin has intensified bombardments on Ukraine, impacting areas near four NATO borders, prompting the alliance to deploy warplanes for the 13th time recently. The attacks included over 420 drones and 24 missiles, resulting in casualties in Kyiv and significant damage, with Ukrainian defenses strained amid ongoing assaults across multiple regions. Explain It To Me Like I'm 5: Vladimir Putin's forces launched a major attack on Ukraine, using missiles and drones, causing destruction in cities...
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