The individual is being treated at UH St. John Medical Center outside Cleveland, Ohio , with staff treating the patient also told to wear face masks. They had recently arrived at Hopkins International Airport on a flight from Tanzania, which borders the Democratic Republic of Congo that is recording a mystery outbreak.
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Good news! Eating a few chunks of dark chocolate can slash risk of type 2 diabetes by more than a fifth
A piece or two of dark chocolate might feel like the guilty pleasure that gets you through a long day. But it may be that there's nothing guilty about it - even if you treat yourself five times a week. A study suggests eating dark chocolate can slash the risk of developing type 2 diabetes by more than a fifth. Researchers from Harvard University found dark chocolate was associated with a lower risk of disease, while those who ate milk chocolate were more likely to gain weight. Chocolate contains high levels of flavanols - a compound found in fruits and vegetables - which have been shown to boost heart health and reduce the risk of type 2 diabetes.
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