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Low Presence Of Abdominal Fat In Midlife Linked To Slower Brain Ageing: Study
A new study shows that lower accumulation of abdominal fat in midlife is associated with a significant slowing of brain atrophy (shrinkage), preservation of key brain structures, and better cognitive performance in late midlife that is independent of
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Intermittent Fasting Hardly Helps in Weight Loss, Finds New Study
According to a new study, intermittent fasting does not live up to the hype, particularly for overweight or obese adults trying to lose weight
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Higher Gut Sensitivity In Women Linked To Oestrogen, Reveals Study
A new study into why women experience more severe gut pain has uncovered on how oestrogen, the female sexual hormone, increases the release of a gut hormone that promotes satiety and is responsible for much more.
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Swearing May Boost Confidence, Reduce Inhibitions: New Study
A new study finds that swearing could help promotes psychological states conducive to maximizing effort and overcoming internal constraints. These effects have potential implications for athletic performance and rehabilitation.
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Health Decoder: How To Understand A New Medical Study In Simple Terms
Here's an easy-to-understand, step-by-step way of reading medical studies without panicking.
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Climate Scientists Aren't Trusted As Much As Other Scientists, Reveals Study
Do people trust climate scientists, and what affects levels of trust? Our new study shows climate scientists are less trusted than other types of scientists globally. But there are profound variations in this trust gap between countries.
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Consume Coffee In The Morning To Boost Longevity Says Study
Moderate coffee consumption has been associated with improved cardiovascular health by lowering the risk of heart disease, stroke, and heart failure. Read on as we understand the other benefits of coffee.
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Here's How Stress, Depression Are Affecting Your Overall Health
Let's explore how stress, depression influences your body and what you can do to address them.
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New Study Reveals Drinking Coffee May Boost Lifespan By Nearly 2 Years
Researchers from Portugal suggested that as the global population ages, regular, moderate consumption of coffee could play an important role in supporting a healthy and balanced lifestyle.
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Study Suggests Genetic Mutation May Help Control Sugar Cravings
The study showed that people without the SI gene may have a hard time digesting sugary foods, making them dislike it.
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Airborne DNA Can Be Extracted To Be Used For Forensic Analysis, Study Finds
Airborne human DNA could be used in forensic analysis of crime sites that have been wiped clean of fingerprints and trace evidence, a new research has found.
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Why Cheetahs Are So Fast? New Study Answers
The animals that are able to reach incredible speeds do that with the help of two factors - how fast and by how far their muscles can contract, as operation the study.
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Europa's Icy Shell Produces Enough Oxygen For A Million People Daily: Study
The ice-covered Jovian moon generates 1,000 tons of oxygen every 24 hours - enough to keep a million humans breathing for a day.
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Your Hands Can Reveal If You Have Psychopathic Tendencies: Study
Researchers from the Centre de Recherche Charles-Le Moyne in Quebec said that the findings suggest that psychopathy may be "biologically rooted".
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Wet-Hot Extreme Weather To Become Frequent Due To Climate Change: Study
Simultaneous rainfall and heat extremes will become more frequent, severe and widespread due to climate change, more so than dry-hot conditions, scientists say.
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Low Presence Of Abdominal Fat In Midlife Linked To Slower Brain Ageing: Study
A new study shows that lower accumulation of abdominal fat in midlife is associated with a significant slowing of brain atrophy (shrinkage), preservation of key brain structures, and better cognitive performance in late midlife that is independent of
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Intermittent Fasting Hardly Helps in Weight Loss, Finds New Study
According to a new study, intermittent fasting does not live up to the hype, particularly for overweight or obese adults trying to lose weight
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Higher Gut Sensitivity In Women Linked To Oestrogen, Reveals Study
A new study into why women experience more severe gut pain has uncovered on how oestrogen, the female sexual hormone, increases the release of a gut hormone that promotes satiety and is responsible for much more.
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Swearing May Boost Confidence, Reduce Inhibitions: New Study
A new study finds that swearing could help promotes psychological states conducive to maximizing effort and overcoming internal constraints. These effects have potential implications for athletic performance and rehabilitation.
-
Health Decoder: How To Understand A New Medical Study In Simple Terms
Here's an easy-to-understand, step-by-step way of reading medical studies without panicking.
-
Climate Scientists Aren't Trusted As Much As Other Scientists, Reveals Study
Do people trust climate scientists, and what affects levels of trust? Our new study shows climate scientists are less trusted than other types of scientists globally. But there are profound variations in this trust gap between countries.
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Consume Coffee In The Morning To Boost Longevity Says Study
Moderate coffee consumption has been associated with improved cardiovascular health by lowering the risk of heart disease, stroke, and heart failure. Read on as we understand the other benefits of coffee.
-
Here's How Stress, Depression Are Affecting Your Overall Health
Let's explore how stress, depression influences your body and what you can do to address them.
-
New Study Reveals Drinking Coffee May Boost Lifespan By Nearly 2 Years
Researchers from Portugal suggested that as the global population ages, regular, moderate consumption of coffee could play an important role in supporting a healthy and balanced lifestyle.
-
Study Suggests Genetic Mutation May Help Control Sugar Cravings
The study showed that people without the SI gene may have a hard time digesting sugary foods, making them dislike it.
-
Airborne DNA Can Be Extracted To Be Used For Forensic Analysis, Study Finds
Airborne human DNA could be used in forensic analysis of crime sites that have been wiped clean of fingerprints and trace evidence, a new research has found.
-
Why Cheetahs Are So Fast? New Study Answers
The animals that are able to reach incredible speeds do that with the help of two factors - how fast and by how far their muscles can contract, as operation the study.
-
Europa's Icy Shell Produces Enough Oxygen For A Million People Daily: Study
The ice-covered Jovian moon generates 1,000 tons of oxygen every 24 hours - enough to keep a million humans breathing for a day.
-
Your Hands Can Reveal If You Have Psychopathic Tendencies: Study
Researchers from the Centre de Recherche Charles-Le Moyne in Quebec said that the findings suggest that psychopathy may be "biologically rooted".
-
Wet-Hot Extreme Weather To Become Frequent Due To Climate Change: Study
Simultaneous rainfall and heat extremes will become more frequent, severe and widespread due to climate change, more so than dry-hot conditions, scientists say.
