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There Are So Many Different Types of Potatoes: Which Is the Healthiest?

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By Alexa Lee
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We recently went all in on busting myths about potatoes (of which there are many!). This misunderstood vegetable doesn’t deserve its bad reputation, and we hope we convinced you that they’re actually not the villain. But as we dug into those myths, we also realized that it perhaps isn’t fair to group all potatoes into one giant monolith. So despite all potatoes generally being misunderstood, are there any potatoes that are healthier than others? Are there some that offer extra benefits?
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Blue Cross plans to target doctors for overcharging. Physicians are furious

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By Alexa Lee
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The Patriots' 2025 season has been filled with impressive play from several players who dominate headlines after every game for all the right …
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How Diet and Breast Cancer Are Linked: Why You Should Avoid High-Fat Foods

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By Alexa Lee
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Breast cancer is the second most common female cancer in the U.S., after skin cancer — so we have good reason to be concerned about any risk factors. According to the American Cancer Society, breast cancer is also on the rise, with incidence rates increasing 1% per year — a fact it attributes to lifestyle factors including excess body weight and reproductive choices1. And research seems to confirm this.
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