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Eating Ready-To-Eat Foods May Raise Early Colon Cancer Warning Signs: Study
Researchers found that a high intake of ultraprocessed foods was linked to an increased risk of adenomas, colon polyps that can develop into colorectal cancer.
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WhatsApp, Facebook Messenger May Still Put User Information at Risk, Claims Study
A study has highlighted the importance of what is called an 'authentication ceremony' to help mitigate the risk.
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Soak Up The Sun To Boost Emotional, Mental Health: Study
Soaking up some sun may help improve your mental and emotional well-being, a new study has claimed.
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Sleep for 8 Hours for Better Memory
People who sleep for eight hours are significantly better at remembering faces and names after seeing them for the first time, a new study has found.
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How Human Breast Milk Stops Inflammation
Human breast milk, which provides essential nutrients and antibodies to newborns, also serves as a reservoir for bio-molecules that help clear infections, reduce inflammation, combat pain and heal wounds.
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Helicopter Parenting Harms Kids Regardless of Love or Support
Parents, take note! Researchers have found that the so-called 'helicopter parenting' or over-involvement in the lives of children is detrimental to kids, regardless of how loving and supportive the parents might be.
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Baby found crawling across busy US street
Police say a baby found crawling across a busy four-lane street in the US after his 7-year-old sister took him out of his crib is safely back home.
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Chimpanzee attack victim gets a new face
The new face of a Connecticut woman who was mauled by a chimpanzee two years ago has been revealed for the first time in photos showing a startling transformation. The 57-year-old Nash was attacked in Stamford in February 2009 by a friend's 200-pound chimpanzee, which ripped off her nose, lips, eyelids and hands. The attack left her blind.
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Eating Ready-To-Eat Foods May Raise Early Colon Cancer Warning Signs: Study
Researchers found that a high intake of ultraprocessed foods was linked to an increased risk of adenomas, colon polyps that can develop into colorectal cancer.
-
WhatsApp, Facebook Messenger May Still Put User Information at Risk, Claims Study
A study has highlighted the importance of what is called an 'authentication ceremony' to help mitigate the risk.
-
Soak Up The Sun To Boost Emotional, Mental Health: Study
Soaking up some sun may help improve your mental and emotional well-being, a new study has claimed.
-
Sleep for 8 Hours for Better Memory
People who sleep for eight hours are significantly better at remembering faces and names after seeing them for the first time, a new study has found.
-
How Human Breast Milk Stops Inflammation
Human breast milk, which provides essential nutrients and antibodies to newborns, also serves as a reservoir for bio-molecules that help clear infections, reduce inflammation, combat pain and heal wounds.
-
Helicopter Parenting Harms Kids Regardless of Love or Support
Parents, take note! Researchers have found that the so-called 'helicopter parenting' or over-involvement in the lives of children is detrimental to kids, regardless of how loving and supportive the parents might be.
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Baby found crawling across busy US street
Police say a baby found crawling across a busy four-lane street in the US after his 7-year-old sister took him out of his crib is safely back home.
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Chimpanzee attack victim gets a new face
The new face of a Connecticut woman who was mauled by a chimpanzee two years ago has been revealed for the first time in photos showing a startling transformation. The 57-year-old Nash was attacked in Stamford in February 2009 by a friend's 200-pound chimpanzee, which ripped off her nose, lips, eyelids and hands. The attack left her blind.
