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Author: Nemanja Vidakovic
Popular Paper Straws May Be Containing Harmful PFAS Chemicals, Study Shows
A recent study challenges the perception that eco-friendly paper straws are better for the environment than plastic ones. The
Researchers Develop New Way Of Predicting Dementia Risk
British researchers have created a highly precise technique for detecting future dementia cases. Termed the "dementia risk score," this
Concussion In Children Doesn’t Have An Effect on IQ, Study Shows
The University of Calgary researchers have found reassuring information for parents concerned about their child's recovery from a concussion.
Living In Safer Neighbourhoods Associated With Reduced Risk Of Heart Disease
A recent study suggests that individuals who view their neighbourhoods as safe from crime are less likely to experience
A lot Of Screen Time And Inactivity Puts Children at Risk Of Heart disease Later in Life
A recent study cautions that allowing children to watch TV excessively over time can result in heart-related problems in
Gastric Bypass Surgery For Weight Loss Associate With Reduced Cancer Risk, Study Shows
Researchers from the Obesity Society have discovered a potential additional advantage of undergoing bariatric surgery like gastric bypass for
Researchers Discover A Novel Way To Accurately Predict Risk of Heart Disease in Type II Diabetes
Harvard University researchers have developed a revolutionary blood test that could accurately predict the chances of heart or kidney
Scientists Discover Brain Cells That Can Keep Someone Awake Without Feeling Of Sleepiness
Researchers from Washington State University claim to have found a potential solution for extending wakefulness without detrimental effects like
New Study Reveals Presence Of Microplastics In Heart Tissues and Other Internal Organs
The issue of plastic pollution is an escalating matter, with potential encroachment into a crucial human organ. Medical professionals
Men More Likely To Be Affected By Stress Than Women, Study Shows
New research has found that gender influences how stress affects women and men with men likely to be more
