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Author: Nemanja Vidakovic
Being Overweight Might Not Be A Risk Factor For Mortality, Study Shows
Stanford Medicine statistician Maya Mathur, was initially under the impression, based on popular culture and public health advice, that
New Study Finds That E-cigarettes Vapor May Suppress Cell Activity in Lungs
Inhaling e-cigarette vapor can hinder the normal function of frontline immune cells, as a recent study indicates that even
Air Pollution Could Lead To Increased COPD and Asthma Risk In New-borns, Study Shows
A recent study reveals that pregnant women exposed to air pollution have a higher likelihood of delivering smaller babies.
Sleeping For Seven Hours As Our Ancestors Considered Healthy, study Shows
Sleep is crucial for overall health, but a significant portion of the U.S. adult population doesn't get enough sleep,
Consuming Ultra-processed Foods Increases Heart Disease Risk, Study Shows
A recent study conducted by French researchers has identified a concerning link between the consumption of ultra-processed foods, which
Medical Cannabis Could Enhance Quality Of Life In Individuals With Chronic Health Conditions, Study Shows
Individuals with chronic health conditions who used medical marijuana in a recent Australian study reported notable enhancements in their
CBD Has Potential To Address Inflmmation in Humans, Study Shows
Cannabis might hold significant potential for addressing inflammation. According to a recent study, an international group of scientists has
Sleeping For 7-9 hours Improves Cardiovascular Health
The American Heart Association emphasizes the importance of consistent, quality sleep, regardless of whether you're a night owl or
Artificial Intelligence Could Match Human Physicians in Breast Cancer Diagnosis, Study Shows
Artificial intelligence (AI) could potentially play a crucial role in the accurate detection of breast cancer, matching the diagnostic
Marijuana Users Could Be Exposed To Harmful Metals Like Lead And Cadmium, Study Shows
Recent research at Columbia University Mailman School of Public Health discovered elevated cadmium and lead levels in the blood
