Parents Beware: Excessive Tablet Use Could Be Causing Your Toddler's OutburstsResearch has shown that increased electronic device usage in early childhood is linked to higher levels of anger and frustration.
Is Your Waistline Putting You at Risk for Alzheimer’s? Study Finds Link Between Fat and BrainA recent study highlights the link between body composition and the risk of neurodegenerative diseases such as Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s.
Study Claims Less Attractive People May Live Shorter Lives—Here's WhyA recent study suggests that individuals with less attractive features may have shorter lifespans. Here's what you need to know!
AI Identifies Parkinson’s Subgroups—Could This Lead to Personalized Treatments?Researchers have published findings on a machine-learning model that can classify subgroups of Parkinson's disease.
Cocaine in the Ocean? Researchers Find Shocking Levels in Brazilian SharksBrazilian sharpnose sharks caught in the waters off Rio de Janeiro tested positive for high concentrations of cocaine.
New Nasal Spray Shows Promise in Alzheimer’s TreatmentA nasal spray treatment designed to remove toxic substances accumulated in the brains of Alzheimer's patients has shown effectiveness.
China Faces 'Death Peak': 19 Million Annual Deaths by 2061A study has found that China will face an unprecedented population decline, with 19 million deaths annually by 2061.
Could Your Genes Be Making You Overweight? Key Findings from Latest ResearchThe absence of the SMIM 1 gene due to mutation has been found to correlate with a high risk of obesity or overweight.
WATCH OUT! Alarming Study Reveals Fiberglass in Oysters and MusselsA recent study has found a significant amount of fiberglass particles in popular seafood items–oysters and mussels. This is the first time that fiberglass or Glass Reinforced Plastic (GRP) particles have been detected in the ecological food chain. According to the New York Post on July 9, Senior Lecturer in Marine Biology at the University […]
China's Grip on World Economies Tightens, Survey ShowsA recent report revealed that most of the global population perceives China as having a significant influence on their national economies.
Can MRIs Predict Parkinson's? New Research Says YesA study has shown that the patterns of brain atrophy in Parkinson's disease patients can be predicted by MRI scans.
Stop Spending Your Money on Supplements--Do These Instead!Health experts suggest that rather than spending money on mostly ineffective supplements and diet products, it is far more beneficial to focus on basic lifestyle habits. Dr. Nick Fuller, leader of the research program at the Charles Perkins Centre at the University of Sydney, highlights this point in an article for the non-profit academic media […]
Study Shows Cutting Calories Cuts Cancer RiskA recent study revealed that losing significant weight reduces the risk of developing cancers linked to obesity. According to researchers from the Cleveland Clinic in the United States, as of June 30, weight reduction can greatly lower the risk of obesity-related cancers, including breast, kidney, ovarian, liver, and pancreatic cancer. The research team examined the […]
New Hope for Weight Loss: Researchers Transform 'Bad' Fat into 'Good' FatAmerican researchers has discovered how to transform white fat cells that contribute to obesity into beige fat cells that burn calories.
Lower Your Cholesterol With These Five Foods!Recent studies have confirmed that statins, drugs that lower blood cholesterol, are effective in preventing cardiovascular diseases. A comprehensive analysis of 19 related research papers conducted by the Oregon Health and Science University’s Department of Medical Informatics and Clinical Pharmacy found that statins significantly reduce the risk of cardiovascular diseases and associated mortality. Overall, the […]
Are You in the Group That Has a Higher Risk of Dementia?Research presented at the Alzheimer’s Association International Conference in 2022 indicated that experiencing hypertensive disorders during pregnancy is associated with an increased risk of vascular dementia and accelerated brain aging. Chronic/gestational hypertension and preeclampsia, collectively known as hypertensive disorders of pregnancy (HDP), are closely linked to heart disease later in life. However, few studies have […]
Evening Workouts Proven More Effective for Blood Sugar ManagementResearchers investigated the effects of the timing of moderate-to-high-intensity physical activities on blood sugar metabolism.
Could Pomegranates Hold the Key to Alzheimer's Relief?A recent study found that Urolithin A, a compound produced when consuming pomegranates, improves Alzheimer's disease symptoms.
2000-Year-Old Wine Found Perfectly PreservedThe discovery was made in 2019 when a family in Carmona, a town in the Andalusian Seville, uncovered artifacts under their house during...
Slim Down Secret: Protein Diets Shake Up Your Gut for Weight LossHave you ever stood in front of the mirror after a shower and wondered if you should go on a diet, looking at your stomach and sides?
Parents Beware: Excessive Tablet Use Could Be Causing Your Toddler's Outbursts Research has shown that increased electronic device usage in early childhood is linked to higher levels of anger and frustration.
Is Your Waistline Putting You at Risk for Alzheimer’s? Study Finds Link Between Fat and Brain A recent study highlights the link between body composition and the risk of neurodegenerative diseases such as Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s.
Study Claims Less Attractive People May Live Shorter Lives—Here's Why A recent study suggests that individuals with less attractive features may have shorter lifespans. Here's what you need to know!
AI Identifies Parkinson’s Subgroups—Could This Lead to Personalized Treatments? Researchers have published findings on a machine-learning model that can classify subgroups of Parkinson's disease.
Cocaine in the Ocean? Researchers Find Shocking Levels in Brazilian Sharks Brazilian sharpnose sharks caught in the waters off Rio de Janeiro tested positive for high concentrations of cocaine.
New Nasal Spray Shows Promise in Alzheimer’s Treatment A nasal spray treatment designed to remove toxic substances accumulated in the brains of Alzheimer's patients has shown effectiveness.
China Faces 'Death Peak': 19 Million Annual Deaths by 2061 A study has found that China will face an unprecedented population decline, with 19 million deaths annually by 2061.
Could Your Genes Be Making You Overweight? Key Findings from Latest Research The absence of the SMIM 1 gene due to mutation has been found to correlate with a high risk of obesity or overweight.
WATCH OUT! Alarming Study Reveals Fiberglass in Oysters and Mussels A recent study has found a significant amount of fiberglass particles in popular seafood items–oysters and mussels. This is the first time that fiberglass or Glass Reinforced Plastic (GRP) particles have been detected in the ecological food chain. According to the New York Post on July 9, Senior Lecturer in Marine Biology at the University […]
China's Grip on World Economies Tightens, Survey Shows A recent report revealed that most of the global population perceives China as having a significant influence on their national economies.
Can MRIs Predict Parkinson's? New Research Says Yes A study has shown that the patterns of brain atrophy in Parkinson's disease patients can be predicted by MRI scans.
Stop Spending Your Money on Supplements--Do These Instead! Health experts suggest that rather than spending money on mostly ineffective supplements and diet products, it is far more beneficial to focus on basic lifestyle habits. Dr. Nick Fuller, leader of the research program at the Charles Perkins Centre at the University of Sydney, highlights this point in an article for the non-profit academic media […]
Study Shows Cutting Calories Cuts Cancer Risk A recent study revealed that losing significant weight reduces the risk of developing cancers linked to obesity. According to researchers from the Cleveland Clinic in the United States, as of June 30, weight reduction can greatly lower the risk of obesity-related cancers, including breast, kidney, ovarian, liver, and pancreatic cancer. The research team examined the […]
New Hope for Weight Loss: Researchers Transform 'Bad' Fat into 'Good' Fat American researchers has discovered how to transform white fat cells that contribute to obesity into beige fat cells that burn calories.
Lower Your Cholesterol With These Five Foods! Recent studies have confirmed that statins, drugs that lower blood cholesterol, are effective in preventing cardiovascular diseases. A comprehensive analysis of 19 related research papers conducted by the Oregon Health and Science University’s Department of Medical Informatics and Clinical Pharmacy found that statins significantly reduce the risk of cardiovascular diseases and associated mortality. Overall, the […]
Are You in the Group That Has a Higher Risk of Dementia? Research presented at the Alzheimer’s Association International Conference in 2022 indicated that experiencing hypertensive disorders during pregnancy is associated with an increased risk of vascular dementia and accelerated brain aging. Chronic/gestational hypertension and preeclampsia, collectively known as hypertensive disorders of pregnancy (HDP), are closely linked to heart disease later in life. However, few studies have […]
Evening Workouts Proven More Effective for Blood Sugar Management Researchers investigated the effects of the timing of moderate-to-high-intensity physical activities on blood sugar metabolism.
Could Pomegranates Hold the Key to Alzheimer's Relief? A recent study found that Urolithin A, a compound produced when consuming pomegranates, improves Alzheimer's disease symptoms.
2000-Year-Old Wine Found Perfectly Preserved The discovery was made in 2019 when a family in Carmona, a town in the Andalusian Seville, uncovered artifacts under their house during...
Slim Down Secret: Protein Diets Shake Up Your Gut for Weight Loss Have you ever stood in front of the mirror after a shower and wondered if you should go on a diet, looking at your stomach and sides?
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