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Intermittent Fasting Is Not The Only Way To Burn Fat. Try This Low-Carb Diet Instead
Intermittent fasting is not for everyone. A recent study suggests a low-carb diet could offer the same fat-burning perks without the long fasting hours.
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Cannabis Use Doesn't Affect Sperm Quality, New Study Finds
A study from Boston University suggests that cannabis use does not significantly affect sperm quality, though some research indicates potential negative impacts on sperm morphology and volume. Further studies are needed to clarify these findings.
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A Simple Selfie Could Reveal Your Odds Of Surviving Cancer, Study Reveals
A team from Mass General Brigham, a non-profit research group in the United States, used the tool called FaceAge, trained using 59,000 photos.
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Could CT Scan Increase Cancer Risk? New Research Reveals The Link
The study highlights that while the risk from a single scan is low, it is not zero. Children and teenagers are at higher risk because their bodies are still developing.
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Study Finds Proximity To Trees Associated With Healthier Newborn Outcomes
Drexel University research reveals that expanding urban tree cover can significantly improve public health and reduce mortality rates, especially in low-income areas, emphasizing the role of green spaces in promoting environmental equity.
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Marijuana Use During Pregnancy Dangerous For Fetus, New Study Reveals
Using marijuana during pregnancy can increase the odds of preterm birth, low birth weight, poor fetal development and even infant death, a new study has warned.
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Too Much Cinnamon Can Reduce The Effectiveness Of Your Medicines, Reveals Study; How To Use Safely
The study published in Food Chemistry: Molecular Sciences found that intake of large amounts of cinnamon could reduce the effects of drugs.
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Eating 300 Grams Of Chicken A Week May Cause Cancer, Says New Study; What Should You Do
A recent study has warned that eating 300 grams or more of chicken per week could raise the risk of gastrointestinal cancer.
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Body Fat May Increase Risk Of Anxiety And Depression: Study
The study shows it's not just about being overweight, but where the fat is located that could impact mental health.
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Trump Team Vows To Ban Artificial Food Dyes, Calls It "Existential Threat"
Studies link synthetic dyes to conditions including ADHD, diabetes, cancer, genomic disruption, gastrointestinal issues and more.
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Popular Weight Loss Drugs May Pose Mental Health Risks, Says New Study
Vision loss, thyroid tumours, kidney problems, gallbladder issues and pancreatitis are some of the concerning side effects users may face.
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Microplastics Detected In Human Ovaries: A New Challenge For Fertility?
The study published in the journal Ecotoxicology and Environmental Safety examined follicular fluids of 18 women undergoing assisted reproductive treatment.
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Vitamin D And Mental Health: Here's The Link Decoded
Studies suggest that vitamin D supplementation can help improve symptoms of depression, and boost mood and overall mental health.
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Study Suggests Probiotics Can Boost Your Health; Here's How
Keep reading as we share a list of ways in which probiotics can boost your health.
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Just 5 Minutes A Day: Research Shows Short Workouts Can Significantly Boost Health
A study from Edith Cowan University demonstrates that a daily five-minute eccentric exercise routine can lead to significant improvements in muscle strength, flexibility, and mood.
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Intermittent Fasting Is Not The Only Way To Burn Fat. Try This Low-Carb Diet Instead
Intermittent fasting is not for everyone. A recent study suggests a low-carb diet could offer the same fat-burning perks without the long fasting hours.
-
Cannabis Use Doesn't Affect Sperm Quality, New Study Finds
A study from Boston University suggests that cannabis use does not significantly affect sperm quality, though some research indicates potential negative impacts on sperm morphology and volume. Further studies are needed to clarify these findings.
-
A Simple Selfie Could Reveal Your Odds Of Surviving Cancer, Study Reveals
A team from Mass General Brigham, a non-profit research group in the United States, used the tool called FaceAge, trained using 59,000 photos.
-
Could CT Scan Increase Cancer Risk? New Research Reveals The Link
The study highlights that while the risk from a single scan is low, it is not zero. Children and teenagers are at higher risk because their bodies are still developing.
-
Study Finds Proximity To Trees Associated With Healthier Newborn Outcomes
Drexel University research reveals that expanding urban tree cover can significantly improve public health and reduce mortality rates, especially in low-income areas, emphasizing the role of green spaces in promoting environmental equity.
-
Marijuana Use During Pregnancy Dangerous For Fetus, New Study Reveals
Using marijuana during pregnancy can increase the odds of preterm birth, low birth weight, poor fetal development and even infant death, a new study has warned.
-
Too Much Cinnamon Can Reduce The Effectiveness Of Your Medicines, Reveals Study; How To Use Safely
The study published in Food Chemistry: Molecular Sciences found that intake of large amounts of cinnamon could reduce the effects of drugs.
-
Eating 300 Grams Of Chicken A Week May Cause Cancer, Says New Study; What Should You Do
A recent study has warned that eating 300 grams or more of chicken per week could raise the risk of gastrointestinal cancer.
-
Body Fat May Increase Risk Of Anxiety And Depression: Study
The study shows it's not just about being overweight, but where the fat is located that could impact mental health.
-
Trump Team Vows To Ban Artificial Food Dyes, Calls It "Existential Threat"
Studies link synthetic dyes to conditions including ADHD, diabetes, cancer, genomic disruption, gastrointestinal issues and more.
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Popular Weight Loss Drugs May Pose Mental Health Risks, Says New Study
Vision loss, thyroid tumours, kidney problems, gallbladder issues and pancreatitis are some of the concerning side effects users may face.
-
Microplastics Detected In Human Ovaries: A New Challenge For Fertility?
The study published in the journal Ecotoxicology and Environmental Safety examined follicular fluids of 18 women undergoing assisted reproductive treatment.
-
Vitamin D And Mental Health: Here's The Link Decoded
Studies suggest that vitamin D supplementation can help improve symptoms of depression, and boost mood and overall mental health.
-
Study Suggests Probiotics Can Boost Your Health; Here's How
Keep reading as we share a list of ways in which probiotics can boost your health.
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Just 5 Minutes A Day: Research Shows Short Workouts Can Significantly Boost Health
A study from Edith Cowan University demonstrates that a daily five-minute eccentric exercise routine can lead to significant improvements in muscle strength, flexibility, and mood.
