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Fitness And Strength Begin To Decline At Age 35: Swedish Study
Swedish study reveals fitness declines start at 35, but even late exercise boosts strength by up to 10%.
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Can Eating High-Fat Cheese And Cream Reduce Dementia Risk? Study Suggests Yes
A 25-year Swedish study suggests that eating high-fat cheese and cream may be linked to a lower long-term risk of dementia.
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Study Links Microbial Colonization to Ancient Meteorite Crater: What You Need to Know
A Swedish team has precisely dated microbial life in Finland’s Lappajärvi crater. Isotopic traces show bacteria colonized the hydrothermal system just a few million years after the meteorite impact, thriving for millions of years. The finding suggests impact craters on Earth and Mars may provide lasting habitats for life.
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Risk Of Parkinson's Disease 4 Times Higher In People With Autism: Study
People with autism could be four times more likely to develop Parkinson's disease later in life, according to a study among Swedish population.
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3 Economists Get Nobel Prize For Study On Institutions And Prosperity
Daron Acemoglu, Simon Johnson and James Robinson won the 2024 Nobel economics prize "for studies of how institutions are formed and affect prosperity", the Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences said on Monday.
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AI Could Halve Time Reading Breast Cancer Scans: Study
Artificial intelligence could help almost halve the workload of radiologists when it comes to searching routine scans for signs of breast cancer, a large Swedish study suggested on Wednesday.
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Sweden Joins India’s Venus Mission With Instrument to Explore Planet
Sweden is collaborating with India for the Venus orbiter mission “Shukrayaan”. Ambassador of Sweden to India, Klas Molin, said Swedish Institute of Space Physics’ (IRF) satellite instrument Venusian Neutrals Analyzer (VNA) will study how the charged particles from the Sun interact with the atmosphere.
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Limit Sugar Intake, Don't Cut It Out Completely To Reduce Mortality Risk, Says Study
A new study from Swedish researchers at Lund University has indicated that it's okay to have a little sugar and that it might actually have link with lower risk of mortality.
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Sperm Count 50% Lower In Men Whose Fathers Smoke: Study
Men whose fathers smoked at the time of pregnancy had 50 per cent lower count of sperms than those with non-smoking fathers.
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Stress Disorders Increase The Risk Of Autoimmune Disease: 6 Simple Ways To Reduce Stress
A new Swedish study suggests that people suffering from stress disorders, posttraumatic or psychiatric, are at a higher risk of autoimmune diseases. Here's a list of 6 simple techniques which can help you reduce stress in no time.
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Weight Loss Surgery Could Be Tied With Increased Risk Of Suicide: Study
The Swedish study emphasized on the need of thorough pre-surgery mental health assessments of bariatric patients
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Did You Know: You Are At A Higher Risk Of Heart Attack During Winters Than In Summers
An analysis shows that heart attacks are more likely to peak during winters because a fall in temperature triggers life-threatening diseases. The average number of heart attacks during winters in higher as compared to the number of attacks in summers.
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Swedish Town Councillor Proposes Sex Breaks On Work Time
Swedes should take a one-hour paid break from work to go home and have sex with their partners, a local councillor suggested in a proposal Tuesday aimed at improving people's personal relationships. "There are studies that show sex is healthy," Per-Erik Muskos, a 42-year-old city councillor for the northern town of Overtornea, told AFP after presen...
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Can Season and Place of Birth Influence Celiac Disease Risk?
Winter babies and people born in places with shorter days and less sunlight might have a lower risk of developing celiac disease than peers born in warmer regions or seasons, a Swedish study suggests.
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Are Swedes Having Less Sex? The Government Wants To Know
The Swedish government is launching a major study of the sex lives of the country's citizens after reports that lovemaking is on the wane.
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Fitness And Strength Begin To Decline At Age 35: Swedish Study
Swedish study reveals fitness declines start at 35, but even late exercise boosts strength by up to 10%.
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Can Eating High-Fat Cheese And Cream Reduce Dementia Risk? Study Suggests Yes
A 25-year Swedish study suggests that eating high-fat cheese and cream may be linked to a lower long-term risk of dementia.
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Study Links Microbial Colonization to Ancient Meteorite Crater: What You Need to Know
A Swedish team has precisely dated microbial life in Finland’s Lappajärvi crater. Isotopic traces show bacteria colonized the hydrothermal system just a few million years after the meteorite impact, thriving for millions of years. The finding suggests impact craters on Earth and Mars may provide lasting habitats for life.
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Risk Of Parkinson's Disease 4 Times Higher In People With Autism: Study
People with autism could be four times more likely to develop Parkinson's disease later in life, according to a study among Swedish population.
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3 Economists Get Nobel Prize For Study On Institutions And Prosperity
Daron Acemoglu, Simon Johnson and James Robinson won the 2024 Nobel economics prize "for studies of how institutions are formed and affect prosperity", the Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences said on Monday.
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AI Could Halve Time Reading Breast Cancer Scans: Study
Artificial intelligence could help almost halve the workload of radiologists when it comes to searching routine scans for signs of breast cancer, a large Swedish study suggested on Wednesday.
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Sweden Joins India’s Venus Mission With Instrument to Explore Planet
Sweden is collaborating with India for the Venus orbiter mission “Shukrayaan”. Ambassador of Sweden to India, Klas Molin, said Swedish Institute of Space Physics’ (IRF) satellite instrument Venusian Neutrals Analyzer (VNA) will study how the charged particles from the Sun interact with the atmosphere.
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Limit Sugar Intake, Don't Cut It Out Completely To Reduce Mortality Risk, Says Study
A new study from Swedish researchers at Lund University has indicated that it's okay to have a little sugar and that it might actually have link with lower risk of mortality.
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Sperm Count 50% Lower In Men Whose Fathers Smoke: Study
Men whose fathers smoked at the time of pregnancy had 50 per cent lower count of sperms than those with non-smoking fathers.
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Stress Disorders Increase The Risk Of Autoimmune Disease: 6 Simple Ways To Reduce Stress
A new Swedish study suggests that people suffering from stress disorders, posttraumatic or psychiatric, are at a higher risk of autoimmune diseases. Here's a list of 6 simple techniques which can help you reduce stress in no time.
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Weight Loss Surgery Could Be Tied With Increased Risk Of Suicide: Study
The Swedish study emphasized on the need of thorough pre-surgery mental health assessments of bariatric patients
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Did You Know: You Are At A Higher Risk Of Heart Attack During Winters Than In Summers
An analysis shows that heart attacks are more likely to peak during winters because a fall in temperature triggers life-threatening diseases. The average number of heart attacks during winters in higher as compared to the number of attacks in summers.
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Swedish Town Councillor Proposes Sex Breaks On Work Time
Swedes should take a one-hour paid break from work to go home and have sex with their partners, a local councillor suggested in a proposal Tuesday aimed at improving people's personal relationships. "There are studies that show sex is healthy," Per-Erik Muskos, a 42-year-old city councillor for the northern town of Overtornea, told AFP after presen...
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Can Season and Place of Birth Influence Celiac Disease Risk?
Winter babies and people born in places with shorter days and less sunlight might have a lower risk of developing celiac disease than peers born in warmer regions or seasons, a Swedish study suggests.
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Are Swedes Having Less Sex? The Government Wants To Know
The Swedish government is launching a major study of the sex lives of the country's citizens after reports that lovemaking is on the wane.
