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Does Age Affect Sperm Quality? What Men Should Know
Several studies have reported a decrease in sperm counts, motility, and morphology over recent decades.
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Walking These Many Steps Daily Can Help Delay Alzheimer's Related Memory Loss
A recent study has revealed that older people whose brains have begun to show molecular signs of the disease, taking as few as 3,000 to 5,000 steps per day can help significantly delay the onset of mental decline.
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Waking Up With A Headache? Here's Why, And What To Do About It
A recent study found that adults in Delhi-NCR spend about 5.5% of their waking hours in pain from headaches.
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These Artificial Sweetener Can Accelerate Brain Ageing, Reveals Study
Recent research links artificial sweeteners in zero-calorie drinks to faster brain aging. Learn about risks, safer swaps, and cognitive health tips.
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'ChatGPT Made Me Fail Law Tests,' Kim Kardashian Blames AI Advice
Kim Kardashian recently confessed that she's been using ChatGPT to helped study for her law degree, and, unsurprisingly, it hasn't always gone well
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Scientists Discover Ancient Asteroid Crater Hidden Beneath the Atlantic Ocean
A recent study by researchers from Heriot-Watt University has confirmed the presence of a massive crater beneath the Atlantic. The evidence supports the findings and the impact that was caused by a 66-million-year-old asteroid.
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Women Face Higher Genetic Risk Of Depression, Study Reveals
The researchers have provided evidence for a higher burden of genetic risk in females.
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Your Blood Type Could Predict A Stroke Before 60. Here's Who's Most At Risk
A recent study found that individuals with the A1 subgroup of blood type A have a 16% higher risk of experiencing an early-onset stroke before age 60 compared to other blood types.
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Asteroid Belt Is Slowly Fading, Study Finds
A recent study shows the asteroid belt is slowly losing material due to gravitational forces and collisions, with implications for Earth's past and future impact risks.
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Not Drinking Enough Water Can Spike Your Stress Hormone, Study Finds: Why Hydration Matters
A recent study shows that habitual low fluid intake is linked to far sharper cortisol (stress hormone) responses under stress.
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Drying Of The Ganga In Recent Decades 'Unprecedented' In Past Millennium: Study
Drying of the Ganga river basin seen in recent decades could be severe and unprecedented, threatening water and food security for millions, an analysis of trends spanning 1,300 years suggests.
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Chronic Diseases On The Rise In India, Women Most Affected: Lancet Study
A recent Lancet study highlights a concerning surge in chronic disease-related deaths in India, with women facing the brunt of this health crisis.
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Planning To Propose? This Romantic NYC Castle Has Been Ranked Among The Best Proposal Spots In The World
According to a recent study, New York's romantic side shines brighter than ever as it ranked one of the city's most charming landmarks among the world's top proposal destinations.
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"Unmarked Kashmir Graves Claim Is Propaganda, Fabricated Narrative": Study
For decades, separatist groups and their backers across the border in Pakistan have wielded the narrative of "unmarked graves" in Kashmir as proof of alleged atrocities by Indian security forces. A recent study cuts through the fog of propaganda.
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Conch Shell Blowing Shows Promise In Treating Sleep Apnea
A recent study finds that regularly blowing a conch shell may help reduce symptoms of obstructive sleep apnea and improve sleep quality.
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Does Age Affect Sperm Quality? What Men Should Know
Several studies have reported a decrease in sperm counts, motility, and morphology over recent decades.
-
Walking These Many Steps Daily Can Help Delay Alzheimer's Related Memory Loss
A recent study has revealed that older people whose brains have begun to show molecular signs of the disease, taking as few as 3,000 to 5,000 steps per day can help significantly delay the onset of mental decline.
-
Waking Up With A Headache? Here's Why, And What To Do About It
A recent study found that adults in Delhi-NCR spend about 5.5% of their waking hours in pain from headaches.
-
These Artificial Sweetener Can Accelerate Brain Ageing, Reveals Study
Recent research links artificial sweeteners in zero-calorie drinks to faster brain aging. Learn about risks, safer swaps, and cognitive health tips.
-
'ChatGPT Made Me Fail Law Tests,' Kim Kardashian Blames AI Advice
Kim Kardashian recently confessed that she's been using ChatGPT to helped study for her law degree, and, unsurprisingly, it hasn't always gone well
-
Scientists Discover Ancient Asteroid Crater Hidden Beneath the Atlantic Ocean
A recent study by researchers from Heriot-Watt University has confirmed the presence of a massive crater beneath the Atlantic. The evidence supports the findings and the impact that was caused by a 66-million-year-old asteroid.
-
Women Face Higher Genetic Risk Of Depression, Study Reveals
The researchers have provided evidence for a higher burden of genetic risk in females.
-
Your Blood Type Could Predict A Stroke Before 60. Here's Who's Most At Risk
A recent study found that individuals with the A1 subgroup of blood type A have a 16% higher risk of experiencing an early-onset stroke before age 60 compared to other blood types.
-
Asteroid Belt Is Slowly Fading, Study Finds
A recent study shows the asteroid belt is slowly losing material due to gravitational forces and collisions, with implications for Earth's past and future impact risks.
-
Not Drinking Enough Water Can Spike Your Stress Hormone, Study Finds: Why Hydration Matters
A recent study shows that habitual low fluid intake is linked to far sharper cortisol (stress hormone) responses under stress.
-
Drying Of The Ganga In Recent Decades 'Unprecedented' In Past Millennium: Study
Drying of the Ganga river basin seen in recent decades could be severe and unprecedented, threatening water and food security for millions, an analysis of trends spanning 1,300 years suggests.
-
Chronic Diseases On The Rise In India, Women Most Affected: Lancet Study
A recent Lancet study highlights a concerning surge in chronic disease-related deaths in India, with women facing the brunt of this health crisis.
-
Planning To Propose? This Romantic NYC Castle Has Been Ranked Among The Best Proposal Spots In The World
According to a recent study, New York's romantic side shines brighter than ever as it ranked one of the city's most charming landmarks among the world's top proposal destinations.
-
"Unmarked Kashmir Graves Claim Is Propaganda, Fabricated Narrative": Study
For decades, separatist groups and their backers across the border in Pakistan have wielded the narrative of "unmarked graves" in Kashmir as proof of alleged atrocities by Indian security forces. A recent study cuts through the fog of propaganda.
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Conch Shell Blowing Shows Promise In Treating Sleep Apnea
A recent study finds that regularly blowing a conch shell may help reduce symptoms of obstructive sleep apnea and improve sleep quality.
