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Lindsay Morris

Lindsay Morris

Lindsay Morris is a Los Angeles-based journalist and novelist whose work has appeared in publications including ShapeNatural HealthChicago Tribune, and Women's Adventure. A graduate of Marquette University, she enjoys hiking, camping, and baking bread.

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  • plant-based on a budget

    Tips For Vegan Shopping and Maximizing Savings at the Grocery Store

    A whole-food, plant-based diet doesn’t just make health sense; it saves dollars and cents. Going plant-based can cut grocery bills by around 14%, according to a 2023 report. Here are six simple ways you can eat plant-based on a budget, scoring extra savings on good-for-you groceries. 1. Avoid Supermarketing Tricks If you aren’t paying attention, […]
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  • Illustration of woman lying in bed on top of covers with the fan on to combat hot flashes. Deep purple background, lighter figure in an orange dress.

    The Daily Habits That Can Help Ease Menopause Symptoms

    October is Menopause Awareness Month, a time to clear up confusion about a natural stage in a woman’s reproductive health. About 85% of women experience menopausal symptoms, particularly hot flashes. While more severe cases may warrant medical interventions, a growing body of evidence suggests that lifestyle choices can go a long way toward managing symptoms […]
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  • Young people sit around a coffee table eating ultraprocessed fast-food including cheeseburgers, French fries, and frozen soft drinks

    Prediabetes in Teens Is on the Rise. Here’s What Parents Should Know

    Once considered adult-onset conditions, Type 2 diabetes and prediabetes are now increasingly showing up in children and teens, a trend that has doctors, public health experts, and parents concerned. Over the past two decades, prediabetes rates among U.S. adolescents have more than doubled. Now, a recent estimate from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention […]
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  • Woman sits back on a couch while eating a bowl with a healthy plant-based salad

    Diet and Breast Cancer Risk: Why a New AMA Policy Could Be a Game-Changer

    In a move that could reshape the nation’s approach to breast cancer prevention, the American Medical Association has approved a new policy urging healthcare providers to educate patients on the role of diet in lowering breast cancer risk. Passed at the AMA’s 2025 Annual Meeting of the House of Delegates, the resolution directly endorses plant-based […]
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  • A collection of small and medium size bowls, each filled with legumes or nuts, on a wooden gray background

    Want to Keep Your Brain Sharp? New Research Suggests a Helpful Food Swap

    Swapping bacon for beans might benefit your brain. A new Harvard study suggests replacing just one daily serving of processed meat with nuts or beans is linked to a 19% lower risk of dementia. Published in the journal Neurology, the study followed more than 133,000 adults over several decades. All were free of dementia at […]
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  • An older couple shops at a farmers market, looking at bell peppers, and the woman shakes the vendor's hand as they smile

    New Study Finds Vegan, Plant-Forward Diets May Help Prevent and Slow Parkinson’s

    Emerging research suggests that plant-forward diets—such as vegan and Mediterranean diets—may help prevent Parkinson’s disease and slow its progression. Every year in the U.S., nearly 90,000 people are diagnosed with Parkinson’s, a progressive neurodegenerative disorder characterized by motor symptoms like tremors and muscle rigidity, along with non-motor issues such as cognitive decline and mood disorders. […]
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  • A Black man in his 40s shops the produce section of a grocery store, with a cart full of vegetables

    Why All Ozempic, Wegovy Patients Should Consider a Plant-Based Diet

    GLP-1 weight-loss drugs like Ozempic, Wegovy, and Zepbound are being prescribed in record numbers, and they may soon be covered by Medicare and Medicaid. While these medications have helped many patients lose weight, they come with some widely reported downsides—unpleasant side effects during treatment and trouble keeping the weight off once the medication is discontinued. […]
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    Diet and Depression: Exploring the Connection

    The Gut Is Connected to the Brain Mounting research suggests that clinical depression may be affected by the bacteria in the gut. In a 2019 study published in Nature Microbiology, researchers observed that gut bacteria produce neurotransmitters, such as dopamine and serotonin, that are connected to the brain via the vagus nerve, immune system, and […]
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  • An illustration of a target with three arrows sticking out of it, with the arrows piercing cherry tomatoes

    Autoimmune Diseases and Diet: Here’s What You Need To Know

    What Are Autoimmune Diseases? Your immune system plays a critical role in protecting your body against infection and disease. In autoimmune diseases, an unknown trigger causes the immune system to produce antibodies that—rather than fight infections and ward off diseases—attack the body’s own tissue. The following list comprises just a few of the vast number […]
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  • A doctor talks to a patient, who sits upright on the examination table, looking at a tablet that the doctor is holding up

    What Is CKM Syndrome? American Heart Association Identifies New Condition That Links Heart Disease, Kidney Disease, Obesity

    In light of growing evidence linking cardiovascular disease, obesity, diabetes, and chronic kidney disease, the American Heart Association recently issued a presidential advisory identifying a new medical condition called cardiovascular-kidney-metabolic (CKM) syndrome. What Is CKM Syndrome? CKM syndrome is a systemic disorder characterized by reduced function in the kidneys, metabolism, and heart. By defining the […]
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  • A large group of doctors and survivors, many wearing pink, standing in front of the White House fence with drums and holding a large banner that says Let's Beat Breast Cancer

    Physicians, Survivors Rally Across U.S. to Demand Better Breast-Cancer Prevention Efforts

    With more than 240,000 cases of breast cancer diagnosed annually in the U.S., it’s high time to “beat the drum” and demand improvement in prevention efforts, say members of the Physicians Committee for Responsible Medicine. The health advocacy nonprofit, composed of more than 17,000 physicians, has kicked off more than three dozen “Let’s Beat Breast […]
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  • Holistic Holiday at Sea - Vegan Cruise

    The Plant-Based Guide to Cruise Vacations

    Healthy eating might not be the first thing that comes to mind when you consider taking a cruise. But as demand grows for more healthful vegan options, several seafaring companies are getting on board with special menus and themed voyages that celebrate a whole-food, plant-based lifestyle. We’ve rounded up a list of the top cruise […]
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