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Want A Healthy Brain? These Lifestyle Tips Are What You Need To Follow
Strive for a healthy brain, mind and life with these useful tips
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Active Lifestyle Facilitates Recovery After Spinal Cord Injury, Says Research
The findings explained why people who have led an 'active lifestyle' recover more after spinal cord injury than those with 'less active' lifestyles.
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Being Socially Active Early on Can Keep Alzheimer's at Bay
Experts say that although there is no preventive measure to escape Alzheimer's, being socially active and adopting a healthy lifestyle early can delay its outset, maybe even stop it altogether.
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Keep Yourself Busy to Boost Mental Health
A new study says older adults with a busy daily lifestyle tend to have better mental functioning than their less busy peers.
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Yoga Could Make Life Better for People with Abnormal Heart Rhythm
Yoga may improve quality of life in patients suffering from abnormal heart rhythm because it gives them a method to gain some self control over their symptoms instead of feeling helpless, says a new study.
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The Cost of Unhealthy Lifestyle Habits: Cancer on the Rise in India
India has seen a 7.5 percent rise in the number of cancer patients primarily due to poor lifestyle choices such as consumption of alcohol, 'pan masala' and tobacco, a study has revealed.
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Put Your Mind to the Test and Stay Sharp
A new study done by the University of Texas at Dallas in the US states that taking up a new mental challenge such as digital photography or quilting may help you maintain cognitive vitality even in old age.
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What it Takes to Live up to 100 Years
Mary Harada's father lived to 102, healthy and sharp to the end. She wouldn't mind living that long, if she could stay as mentally and physically fit as he was.
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The Idiot Box: 3 Hours Daily TV Viewing Could Hamper Teens' Brain Functions
With the increasing prevalence of sedentary or screen-based activities, such as watching television, these trends are of concern for upcoming generations of young people.
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Time to Workout: Exercise Can Help Reduce Daytime Sleepiness
If you find it too hard to stay awake at work despite a good night's sleep, daily aerobic exercise can help you focus, say a new study.
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Want A Healthy Brain? These Lifestyle Tips Are What You Need To Follow
Strive for a healthy brain, mind and life with these useful tips
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Active Lifestyle Facilitates Recovery After Spinal Cord Injury, Says Research
The findings explained why people who have led an 'active lifestyle' recover more after spinal cord injury than those with 'less active' lifestyles.
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Being Socially Active Early on Can Keep Alzheimer's at Bay
Experts say that although there is no preventive measure to escape Alzheimer's, being socially active and adopting a healthy lifestyle early can delay its outset, maybe even stop it altogether.
-
Keep Yourself Busy to Boost Mental Health
A new study says older adults with a busy daily lifestyle tend to have better mental functioning than their less busy peers.
-
Yoga Could Make Life Better for People with Abnormal Heart Rhythm
Yoga may improve quality of life in patients suffering from abnormal heart rhythm because it gives them a method to gain some self control over their symptoms instead of feeling helpless, says a new study.
-
The Cost of Unhealthy Lifestyle Habits: Cancer on the Rise in India
India has seen a 7.5 percent rise in the number of cancer patients primarily due to poor lifestyle choices such as consumption of alcohol, 'pan masala' and tobacco, a study has revealed.
-
Put Your Mind to the Test and Stay Sharp
A new study done by the University of Texas at Dallas in the US states that taking up a new mental challenge such as digital photography or quilting may help you maintain cognitive vitality even in old age.
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What it Takes to Live up to 100 Years
Mary Harada's father lived to 102, healthy and sharp to the end. She wouldn't mind living that long, if she could stay as mentally and physically fit as he was.
-
The Idiot Box: 3 Hours Daily TV Viewing Could Hamper Teens' Brain Functions
With the increasing prevalence of sedentary or screen-based activities, such as watching television, these trends are of concern for upcoming generations of young people.
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Time to Workout: Exercise Can Help Reduce Daytime Sleepiness
If you find it too hard to stay awake at work despite a good night's sleep, daily aerobic exercise can help you focus, say a new study.
