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Summer Heat Can Dehydrate You Faster Than You Think: Doctors Explain How To Stay Safe
The summer heat can dehydrate you faster than you think. Here is what Dr Aijaz Ilmi and Dr Meenakshi N explain about dehydration and why people need to hydrate consciously.
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Heart Benefits Fade After You Stop Taking GLP-1 Drugs: Study
This study, published in BMJ Medicine, investigated what happens when people with Type 2 diabetes stop or interrupt their treatment with GLP-1 drugs.
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Popular Weight Loss Drugs May Help Reduce Risk of Substance Use Disorders, Suggests New Study
A new study published in The BMJ says that GLP-1 drugs may help prevent and treat substance use disorders across all major addictive substances that were studied.
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Limiting Sugar In The First 1000 Days Of Life May Lower Heart Disease Risk In Adulthood, Finds New Study
A new study published in The BMJ found that people who consumed less sugar in early childhood had lower risk of developing heart diseases as an adult.
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Coffee Consumption Could Slow Cellular Ageing In Those With Severe Mental Illness: Study
A recent study found that drinking coffee slowed cellular ageing in adults with severe mental disorders (SMD). The study was published in the journal BMJ Mental Health.
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Millions Take This Painkiller, But Study Warns Of Serious Heart Risks
A new study warns tramadol may offer poor pain relief and increase heart disease risk, raising concerns over its safety.
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Can Dark Chocolate Play A Role In Reducing Risk Of Type 2 Diabetes?
Let's explore what science has to say about dark chocolate in reducing type-2 diabetes incidence.
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Research Reveals "Headspin Hole": A Hidden Risk Of Breakdancing
A case report in the BMJ details the first known case of the “breakdance bulge” – a benign tumour on the scalp, caused by the repeated friction and pressure exerted during headspins.
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"Spillover Events" From 4 Killer Viruses Like Ebola Will Kill 12 Times More People Than 2050: Study
The research is based on analysis of 60 years of historical epidemiological data.
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Ice Cream And Potato Chips Are As Addictive As Drugs, Study Finds
The analysis examined 281 studies from 36 different countries, and it was revealed that a significant 14 percent of adults are addicted to ultra-processed foods (UPFs).
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Summer Heat Can Dehydrate You Faster Than You Think: Doctors Explain How To Stay Safe
The summer heat can dehydrate you faster than you think. Here is what Dr Aijaz Ilmi and Dr Meenakshi N explain about dehydration and why people need to hydrate consciously.
-
Heart Benefits Fade After You Stop Taking GLP-1 Drugs: Study
This study, published in BMJ Medicine, investigated what happens when people with Type 2 diabetes stop or interrupt their treatment with GLP-1 drugs.
-
Popular Weight Loss Drugs May Help Reduce Risk of Substance Use Disorders, Suggests New Study
A new study published in The BMJ says that GLP-1 drugs may help prevent and treat substance use disorders across all major addictive substances that were studied.
-
Limiting Sugar In The First 1000 Days Of Life May Lower Heart Disease Risk In Adulthood, Finds New Study
A new study published in The BMJ found that people who consumed less sugar in early childhood had lower risk of developing heart diseases as an adult.
-
Coffee Consumption Could Slow Cellular Ageing In Those With Severe Mental Illness: Study
A recent study found that drinking coffee slowed cellular ageing in adults with severe mental disorders (SMD). The study was published in the journal BMJ Mental Health.
-
Millions Take This Painkiller, But Study Warns Of Serious Heart Risks
A new study warns tramadol may offer poor pain relief and increase heart disease risk, raising concerns over its safety.
-
Can Dark Chocolate Play A Role In Reducing Risk Of Type 2 Diabetes?
Let's explore what science has to say about dark chocolate in reducing type-2 diabetes incidence.
-
Research Reveals "Headspin Hole": A Hidden Risk Of Breakdancing
A case report in the BMJ details the first known case of the “breakdance bulge” – a benign tumour on the scalp, caused by the repeated friction and pressure exerted during headspins.
-
"Spillover Events" From 4 Killer Viruses Like Ebola Will Kill 12 Times More People Than 2050: Study
The research is based on analysis of 60 years of historical epidemiological data.
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Ice Cream And Potato Chips Are As Addictive As Drugs, Study Finds
The analysis examined 281 studies from 36 different countries, and it was revealed that a significant 14 percent of adults are addicted to ultra-processed foods (UPFs).
