This starchy vegetable isn't always bad for you, says new study

Can you guess the veggie that a new study says isn't always bad for your health? (iStock)

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ALL IN THE PREPARATION A new study found that the way this vegetable is prepared – including what people add to it – is what's associated with Type 2 diabetes, rather than the veggie itself. Continue reading…

DITCHING THE DRINK? , As 2023 approaches, "Dry January" participants may be wondering what will happen if they avoid alcohol for 31 days. Here are some facts.Continue reading…

COULD SAVE LIVES - As winter weather continues, be sure to have an emergency kit containing these critical items as storms roll in. Continue reading…

Brianna Brooks, owner of Scott Brooks Towing out of Townshend, Vermont, hooks up a vehicle to a flatbed truck at a three-vehicle crash site during a snowstorm on Friday, Dec. 16, 2022.
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'SEEN THE WORST' The spread of influenza, or the flu, is starting to decrease in several areas across the US. Continue reading...

SOUNDS LIKE SCIENCE FICTION? , In an effort to ease the nation's organ shortage, scientists are transforming the livers of this animal to look and act like human ones. Continue reading…

'SOARING NUMBERS' - A new study says this disease afflicts thousands more Americans than previous estimates and may lead to more falls, more hip fractures and more people in assisted living.Continue reading...

The study estimated the prevalence of the disease in North America by analyzing a large group of diverse populations.
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QUEST FOR A CURE Two brothers who are battling a rare eye disease launched a clothing brand to find a cure for blindness. Here's how much money they've raised.Continue reading...

'LOW AND NO' - Beyond "Dry January," the beverage industry is seeing a rise of non-alcoholic beverages in the market. Continue reading…