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Females Who Go Through Maltreatment Are Likely To Experience Higher Levels Of Inflammation According To New Study
A team of researchers from the University of Georgia recently discovered through a study that girls that go through
Addiction Might Soon Be A Thing Of The Past Thanks To This New Discovery
Drug addiction is one of the biggest problems that exist in many societies. However, it is only a matter
You Might Be At Risk Of Dementia If You Lack Interest In The World Around You, Scientists Say
Many things in the modern-day and age can leave you feeling down and even make you feel disenchanted with
Synthetic Peptides That Mimic The Girdin Molecule Might Pave the Way for Treatments That Have Better Control Over Immune Responses
The immune system is designed to fight infections and restore the boy's natural balance. For the most part, it
Weight Loss Is Also Determined By The Brain’s Wiring According To New Research Data
Weight loss, especially for anyone who is actively trying to lose weight, starts with having the right mindset for
Older Adults With High Social Engagement Levels Have Healthier Brains, Scientists Say
Having a healthy social life is often considered a good and perhaps even enviable trait. However, new research findings
New Scientific Research Suggests That Neurological Disorders Might Be Linked To Air Pollution
It has been known for a while that exposure to polluted air might contribute to respiratory issues. However, new
Cannabis Significantly Reduces OCD Symptoms According To New Study
Cannabis has been marketed as a viable therapy for many conditions, but the scientific evidence for most of those
Lowering Nicotine Levels In Cigarettes May Reduce Addiction According To New Study
Smoking cigarettes can turn addictive over time, and it is a vice that has led to many's deaths. Statistics
Steroid Asthma Inhalers May Cause Bone Weakness According To New Research
Steroid inhalers and tablets prescribed to asthma patients might be a lifesaver during an asthma attack, but new research
