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Alcohol Disrupts Brain Communication Even At Legal Driving Limit, Study Finds
A new brain imaging study of 107 adults has found that even moderate alcohol consumption reduces whole brain communication and increases localised activity.
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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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Sugary Drinks Linked To Higher Anxiety Risk In Teens, Finds New Study
The new study conducted by researchers from Bournemouth University found that consumption of sugar-sweetened beverages increased the risk of anxiety among adolescents by 34%.
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Supercomputer Study Finds 97,000 Stable Orbits Between Earth and Moon
Scientists at Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory simulated one million potential satellite orbits between Earth and the Moon to assess long-term stability. Fewer than 10% remained stable over six years, highlighting the challenges of operating in cislunar space. Yet the results identified roughly 97,000 viable orbits, offering valuable options ...
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Lunar Surface Is Cracking as New Tectonic Map Reveals Recent Ridges Stretching Across the Moon, Study Suggests
A new global map of small mare ridges suggests the Moon’s tectonic activity is younger and more widespread than previously believed. Researchers identified more than 1,100 previously unknown ridges, showing the lunar crust is still shrinking. These features, formed by thrust faults similar to lobate scarps, indicate moonquakes could occur across ...
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Air Pollution Increases Risk Of Alzheimer Disease, Finds New Study
Longterm air pollution exposure raises Alzheimer's risk directly, major US study finds, highlighting urgent need to protect brain health in older adults.
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Chronic Kidney Disease Linked To Trouble With Brain Function, Study Finds
Advancing chronic kidney disease may raise risk of cognitive decline, with attention, memory and brain function impacted, new JAMA study reveals.
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Doctor Says Brain May Stay Active After Heart Stops, Study Finds
A new study led by Dr Sam Parnia suggests that the brain may remain active and capable of awareness for up to an hour after cardiac arrest, with some revived patients recalling events that took place while they were clinically dead.
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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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A Simple Meal-Timing Shift Could Reduce Your Heart Disease Risk, Finds New Study
For the study, the researchers analysed whether timing an individual's overnight fast to match their natural sleep wake cycle could improve heart and metabolic health.
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Alcohol Disrupts Brain Communication Even At Legal Driving Limit, Study Finds
A new brain imaging study of 107 adults has found that even moderate alcohol consumption reduces whole brain communication and increases localised activity.
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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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Sugary Drinks Linked To Higher Anxiety Risk In Teens, Finds New Study
The new study conducted by researchers from Bournemouth University found that consumption of sugar-sweetened beverages increased the risk of anxiety among adolescents by 34%.
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Supercomputer Study Finds 97,000 Stable Orbits Between Earth and Moon
Scientists at Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory simulated one million potential satellite orbits between Earth and the Moon to assess long-term stability. Fewer than 10% remained stable over six years, highlighting the challenges of operating in cislunar space. Yet the results identified roughly 97,000 viable orbits, offering valuable options ...
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Lunar Surface Is Cracking as New Tectonic Map Reveals Recent Ridges Stretching Across the Moon, Study Suggests
A new global map of small mare ridges suggests the Moon’s tectonic activity is younger and more widespread than previously believed. Researchers identified more than 1,100 previously unknown ridges, showing the lunar crust is still shrinking. These features, formed by thrust faults similar to lobate scarps, indicate moonquakes could occur across ...
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Air Pollution Increases Risk Of Alzheimer Disease, Finds New Study
Longterm air pollution exposure raises Alzheimer's risk directly, major US study finds, highlighting urgent need to protect brain health in older adults.
-
Chronic Kidney Disease Linked To Trouble With Brain Function, Study Finds
Advancing chronic kidney disease may raise risk of cognitive decline, with attention, memory and brain function impacted, new JAMA study reveals.
-
Doctor Says Brain May Stay Active After Heart Stops, Study Finds
A new study led by Dr Sam Parnia suggests that the brain may remain active and capable of awareness for up to an hour after cardiac arrest, with some revived patients recalling events that took place while they were clinically dead.
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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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A Simple Meal-Timing Shift Could Reduce Your Heart Disease Risk, Finds New Study
For the study, the researchers analysed whether timing an individual's overnight fast to match their natural sleep wake cycle could improve heart and metabolic health.
