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High-Protein Breakfast Improves Focus, Says Study; Tips To Consume More Protein Every Morning
According to the Danish Study, eating a high-protein breakfast is a great brain hack to help you stay sharp and avoid hunger pangs during the morning.
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Researchers Develop Exercise Pill That Mimics Health Benefits Of Running Marathon Without Effort
Researchers in Denmark have claimed to have developed a breakthrough new pill that mimics the effects and benefits of strenuous exercise without moving a muscle.
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Denmark University Offers Scholarships Up To Rs 13 Lakh For Master's Degree
Study In Denmark: Candidates must hold a relevant Bachelor's degree equivalent to Danish standards in both level and duration and fulfil specific requirements for their selected courses.
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Migraine Related To Heart Problems, Says Study; 4 Food Triggers To Stay Away From
Researchers from Aarhus University Hospital, Denmark and Stanford University, USA have found that migraines increase the risk of heart attacks, stroke, blood clots and an irregular heart rate.
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Here's Why Older Women May Turn Out To Be Better Mothers
While some may link late pregnancies with certain complications, a new study conducted by Aarhus University in Denmark indicates that children from older mothers may be more well-behaved and emotionally stable.
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Women Who Deliver Prematurely Have Higher Nutrients In Milk
Women who undergo a premature delivery have higher content of macro nutrients such as protein, fat and carbohydrates in their milk than women who give birth after week 37, according a new study.
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Denmark Deports Top Foreign Student For Working 'Too Hard'
Denmark has kicked a foreign student out of the country for exceeding hourly part-time work regulations, despite Aarhus University's efforts to hang onto one of its top students, the school said Saturday.
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New Method To Produce 3D Images Of Lungs Developed
For the first time, scientists have successfully produced 3D images showing oxygen and carbon dioxide transport in the lungs, using a new method that could lead to better treatment for chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) and lung cancer.
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Death of a Parent in Childhood Ups Suicide Risk
The death of a parent in childhood may increase long-term risk of suicide, finds a study of children from three Scandinavian countries who were followed for up to 40 years.
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Trust Can Synchronise Heart Rate Among Two Strangers: Study
When people are in the process of building trust among each other, their hearts get synchronised and beat as one, an interesting study has found.
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High-Protein Breakfast Improves Focus, Says Study; Tips To Consume More Protein Every Morning
According to the Danish Study, eating a high-protein breakfast is a great brain hack to help you stay sharp and avoid hunger pangs during the morning.
-
Researchers Develop Exercise Pill That Mimics Health Benefits Of Running Marathon Without Effort
Researchers in Denmark have claimed to have developed a breakthrough new pill that mimics the effects and benefits of strenuous exercise without moving a muscle.
-
Denmark University Offers Scholarships Up To Rs 13 Lakh For Master's Degree
Study In Denmark: Candidates must hold a relevant Bachelor's degree equivalent to Danish standards in both level and duration and fulfil specific requirements for their selected courses.
-
Migraine Related To Heart Problems, Says Study; 4 Food Triggers To Stay Away From
Researchers from Aarhus University Hospital, Denmark and Stanford University, USA have found that migraines increase the risk of heart attacks, stroke, blood clots and an irregular heart rate.
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Here's Why Older Women May Turn Out To Be Better Mothers
While some may link late pregnancies with certain complications, a new study conducted by Aarhus University in Denmark indicates that children from older mothers may be more well-behaved and emotionally stable.
-
Women Who Deliver Prematurely Have Higher Nutrients In Milk
Women who undergo a premature delivery have higher content of macro nutrients such as protein, fat and carbohydrates in their milk than women who give birth after week 37, according a new study.
-
Denmark Deports Top Foreign Student For Working 'Too Hard'
Denmark has kicked a foreign student out of the country for exceeding hourly part-time work regulations, despite Aarhus University's efforts to hang onto one of its top students, the school said Saturday.
-
New Method To Produce 3D Images Of Lungs Developed
For the first time, scientists have successfully produced 3D images showing oxygen and carbon dioxide transport in the lungs, using a new method that could lead to better treatment for chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) and lung cancer.
-
Death of a Parent in Childhood Ups Suicide Risk
The death of a parent in childhood may increase long-term risk of suicide, finds a study of children from three Scandinavian countries who were followed for up to 40 years.
-
Trust Can Synchronise Heart Rate Among Two Strangers: Study
When people are in the process of building trust among each other, their hearts get synchronised and beat as one, an interesting study has found.
