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All 5 DNA And RNA Building Blocks Found In Asteroid Ryugu Samples. Here's What It Means
The study's lead author said that the presence of nucleobases "does not mean that life existed on Ryugu".
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Can Two Strength Training Sessions Per Week Keep You Fit? Study Says Yes
The study emphasises that moving from a sedentary lifestyle to any form of resistance training is the most powerful thing you can do for your long-term health.
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Could Weight-Loss Drugs Trigger Early Births In Women With Pre-Existing Diabetes? Study Raises Concerns
The research analysed data from more than 750,000 pregnancies, making it one of the largest studies to examine this issue so far.
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AI Chatbots Tend to Validate Users’ Messages About Suicide and Violence: Study
Researchers at Stanford and partner institutions studied chat logs from 19 users who reported psychological harm linked to AI chatbots. The study found that chatbots often echoed delusional thinking and gave inconsistent responses to self-harm and violence, including some cases where they appeared to encourage harmful ideas. The authors said strong...
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Weight-loss Drugs Linked To Preterm Birth Risk In Women With Pre-Existing Diabetes
The research analysed data from more than 750,000 pregnancies, making it one of the largest studies to examine this issue so far.
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Fatigue In Depression Linked To Brain's Energy Imbalance, Study Finds
A study published in the journal Translational Psychiatry found that brain and blood cells in young adults with depression produced energy at rest but had trouble increasing production when needed -- the imbalance could contribute to symptoms such as
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Weighted Vest Fitness Trend Explained: Fat Loss, Strength Gains And Price Check
A new study finds that wearing weighted vests during weight loss helps older adults preserve metabolism and reduces weight regain over two years compared to dieting alone.
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Can Tattoos Cause Vision Loss? Australian Study Links Ink Toxins To Eye Risk
A recent Australian study highlights a rare condition where tattoo ink may trigger eye inflammation called uveitis, potentially leading to vision loss. Here's how toxins and immune reactions may link tattoos to eye health risks.
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A Single Antibiotic Dose May Disrupt Gut Health Even After 4 To 9 Years, Says New Study
If you have ever eaten antibiotics in your lifetime or do so in the future, then you need to know what taking a single antibiotic dose can do to your gut. A new study has the answers to what people have wondered and felt after taking antibiotics.
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X, TikTok And Instagram Worse For Your Mental Health Than WhatsApp, Facebook: Study
A University of Oxford study finds that algorithmic social media platforms like Instagram and TikTok harm mental health compared to connection-focused apps such as WhatsApp and Facebook.
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All 5 DNA And RNA Building Blocks Found In Asteroid Ryugu Samples. Here's What It Means
The study's lead author said that the presence of nucleobases "does not mean that life existed on Ryugu".
-
Can Two Strength Training Sessions Per Week Keep You Fit? Study Says Yes
The study emphasises that moving from a sedentary lifestyle to any form of resistance training is the most powerful thing you can do for your long-term health.
-
Could Weight-Loss Drugs Trigger Early Births In Women With Pre-Existing Diabetes? Study Raises Concerns
The research analysed data from more than 750,000 pregnancies, making it one of the largest studies to examine this issue so far.
-
AI Chatbots Tend to Validate Users’ Messages About Suicide and Violence: Study
Researchers at Stanford and partner institutions studied chat logs from 19 users who reported psychological harm linked to AI chatbots. The study found that chatbots often echoed delusional thinking and gave inconsistent responses to self-harm and violence, including some cases where they appeared to encourage harmful ideas. The authors said strong...
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Weight-loss Drugs Linked To Preterm Birth Risk In Women With Pre-Existing Diabetes
The research analysed data from more than 750,000 pregnancies, making it one of the largest studies to examine this issue so far.
-
Fatigue In Depression Linked To Brain's Energy Imbalance, Study Finds
A study published in the journal Translational Psychiatry found that brain and blood cells in young adults with depression produced energy at rest but had trouble increasing production when needed -- the imbalance could contribute to symptoms such as
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Weighted Vest Fitness Trend Explained: Fat Loss, Strength Gains And Price Check
A new study finds that wearing weighted vests during weight loss helps older adults preserve metabolism and reduces weight regain over two years compared to dieting alone.
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Can Tattoos Cause Vision Loss? Australian Study Links Ink Toxins To Eye Risk
A recent Australian study highlights a rare condition where tattoo ink may trigger eye inflammation called uveitis, potentially leading to vision loss. Here's how toxins and immune reactions may link tattoos to eye health risks.
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A Single Antibiotic Dose May Disrupt Gut Health Even After 4 To 9 Years, Says New Study
If you have ever eaten antibiotics in your lifetime or do so in the future, then you need to know what taking a single antibiotic dose can do to your gut. A new study has the answers to what people have wondered and felt after taking antibiotics.
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X, TikTok And Instagram Worse For Your Mental Health Than WhatsApp, Facebook: Study
A University of Oxford study finds that algorithmic social media platforms like Instagram and TikTok harm mental health compared to connection-focused apps such as WhatsApp and Facebook.
