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Early Puberty, Childbirth Linked To Faster Ageing, High Diabetes Risk: Study
A new analysis finds that women who experience early puberty and early childbirth face faster biological ageing and higher risks of diabetes, heart failure and obesity, while later timing appears protective.
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Obesity Causes Early Onset Of Puberty: Study
Precocious or early puberty has been linked to possible problems, including stunted growth, emotional-social problems like increased risks of depression and substance abuse.
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Chemicals In Cosmetics Can Lead To Early Puberty In Girls
Early puberty in girls have been linked with increased risk of mental illness, breast and ovarian cancer; and testicular cancer in boys.
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Father's Obesity In Puberty Increases Asthma-Risk For Offspring
Early puberty seems to be an important period for avoiding health problems later in life, not only for oneself but also, in the case of boys, for their future offspring.
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Obesity In Mothers Linked To Early Onset Of Puberty In Daughters, Says Study
A study published in the American Journal of Epidemiology said that overweight in mothers may result in early puberty in daughters, leading to many adverse health developments in adulthood.
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When Did You Get Your First Period? Here's How It Decides Your Body Weight
A new study claims that girls who hit puberty at an early age are at a greater risk of obesity as adults. Here's what our expert has to say.
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Girls Who Hit Puberty Early, May Be At Greater Risk of Depression In Teenage and Later in Life
Girls who went through puberty earlier are more likely to struggle with depression in their adult life says a new study.
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Sexual Touch At An Early Age May Lead To Early Puberty
German researchers found that women who were touched on their genitals at a young age experience changes in their brain and that touch triggers puberty.
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Storing Your Vegetables In Plastic Bags? Here's Why You Need To Stop
Plastics are not naturally producing elements of the earth; they are synthetically manufactured with a combination of chemicals. Two class of suspects under scientific scrutiny are bisphenol A and phthalates. When food is stored in plastic bags, these chemicals can leach into the food and infest them. Studies have shown that these chemicals have be...
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How Early Onset Of Puberty May Affect Learning: Study
New York: Researchers have found that puberty hormones might trigger certain changes in the brain that could impede some aspects of flexible learning during youth. “We have found that the onset of puberty hits something like a ‘switch’ in the brain’s frontal cortex that can reduce flexibility in some forms of learning,” said study senior ...
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Children From Poorer Families Experience Puberty Early: Study
Melbourne: Children who grow up in poorer homes are more likely to experience puberty earlier than their peers, said an Australian study on Wednesday. The study, published by the Murdoch Children’s Research Institute (MCRI), found that boys in disadvantaged homes were four times as likely to being puberty at age 10 or 11, while girls were twice ...
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Kids from Economically Weak Backgrounds May Hit Puberty Early. Here's Why
According to researchers from Murdoch Children's Research Institute (MCRI) in Australia, underprivileged more likely to experience puberty earlier than their peers and this may lead to certain health complications later in life.
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Early Periods May Increase Women's Risk of Gestational Diabetes
Early puberty in girls has now been shown to be a significant marker for several adverse health outcomes, including gestational diabetes, says a new study.
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Mothers' Obesity, Gestational Diabetes Ups Early Puberty Risk In Daughters
Daughters born to overweight mothers who also developed gestational diabetes are significantly more likely to experience an earlier onset of one sign of puberty, a new study has found.
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Early Puberty May Put Women At Diabetes Risk: Study
Women who began having menstrual cycles at a younger age are at a greater risk of developing gestational diabetes that can cause babies to develop Type-2 diabetes, reveals a study.
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Early Puberty, Childbirth Linked To Faster Ageing, High Diabetes Risk: Study
A new analysis finds that women who experience early puberty and early childbirth face faster biological ageing and higher risks of diabetes, heart failure and obesity, while later timing appears protective.
-
Obesity Causes Early Onset Of Puberty: Study
Precocious or early puberty has been linked to possible problems, including stunted growth, emotional-social problems like increased risks of depression and substance abuse.
-
Chemicals In Cosmetics Can Lead To Early Puberty In Girls
Early puberty in girls have been linked with increased risk of mental illness, breast and ovarian cancer; and testicular cancer in boys.
-
Father's Obesity In Puberty Increases Asthma-Risk For Offspring
Early puberty seems to be an important period for avoiding health problems later in life, not only for oneself but also, in the case of boys, for their future offspring.
-
Obesity In Mothers Linked To Early Onset Of Puberty In Daughters, Says Study
A study published in the American Journal of Epidemiology said that overweight in mothers may result in early puberty in daughters, leading to many adverse health developments in adulthood.
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When Did You Get Your First Period? Here's How It Decides Your Body Weight
A new study claims that girls who hit puberty at an early age are at a greater risk of obesity as adults. Here's what our expert has to say.
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Girls Who Hit Puberty Early, May Be At Greater Risk of Depression In Teenage and Later in Life
Girls who went through puberty earlier are more likely to struggle with depression in their adult life says a new study.
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Sexual Touch At An Early Age May Lead To Early Puberty
German researchers found that women who were touched on their genitals at a young age experience changes in their brain and that touch triggers puberty.
-
Storing Your Vegetables In Plastic Bags? Here's Why You Need To Stop
Plastics are not naturally producing elements of the earth; they are synthetically manufactured with a combination of chemicals. Two class of suspects under scientific scrutiny are bisphenol A and phthalates. When food is stored in plastic bags, these chemicals can leach into the food and infest them. Studies have shown that these chemicals have be...
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How Early Onset Of Puberty May Affect Learning: Study
New York: Researchers have found that puberty hormones might trigger certain changes in the brain that could impede some aspects of flexible learning during youth. “We have found that the onset of puberty hits something like a ‘switch’ in the brain’s frontal cortex that can reduce flexibility in some forms of learning,” said study senior ...
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Children From Poorer Families Experience Puberty Early: Study
Melbourne: Children who grow up in poorer homes are more likely to experience puberty earlier than their peers, said an Australian study on Wednesday. The study, published by the Murdoch Children’s Research Institute (MCRI), found that boys in disadvantaged homes were four times as likely to being puberty at age 10 or 11, while girls were twice ...
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Kids from Economically Weak Backgrounds May Hit Puberty Early. Here's Why
According to researchers from Murdoch Children's Research Institute (MCRI) in Australia, underprivileged more likely to experience puberty earlier than their peers and this may lead to certain health complications later in life.
-
Early Periods May Increase Women's Risk of Gestational Diabetes
Early puberty in girls has now been shown to be a significant marker for several adverse health outcomes, including gestational diabetes, says a new study.
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Mothers' Obesity, Gestational Diabetes Ups Early Puberty Risk In Daughters
Daughters born to overweight mothers who also developed gestational diabetes are significantly more likely to experience an earlier onset of one sign of puberty, a new study has found.
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Early Puberty May Put Women At Diabetes Risk: Study
Women who began having menstrual cycles at a younger age are at a greater risk of developing gestational diabetes that can cause babies to develop Type-2 diabetes, reveals a study.
