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Author: Nemanja Vidakovic
Visceral Fat during Middle Age Increases Risk of Alzheimer’s Disease, Study Shows
The United States currently has over six million diagnosed Alzheimer's cases, with projections indicating a potential doubling to 13
Scientists Discover Mutation In Peas That Can Increase Iron Levels
Researchers at the John Innes Center in England have achieved a groundbreaking genetic breakthrough by identifying the genetic sequence
New Study Reveals Insights Into How Alzheimer’s Affects Pain Perception
A study from King’s College London’s Institute of Psychiatry, Psychology & Neuroscience reveals insights into how Alzheimer’s disease impacts
Scientists Discover New Approach Of Delivering Vaccines Through The Skin Without Needles
Rutgers University scientists have developed a new method to create precise coatings of biologically active materials on medical products.
Childhood Experiences Play a Role in One’s Liking of Green Spaces
The appeal of nature to humans is influenced by both genetics and childhood experiences, according to Swedish scientists. Our
Scientists Develop a Wrist Device That Can Help Manage Tourette Syndrome
A recent clinical trial conducted by the University of Nottingham in collaboration with Neurotherapeutics Ltd unveiled a promising prototype
Experts Warn That Alternative Therapies Such As “Cuddle Curing” and “Brainspotting” May Cause Psychological Harm
Experts have cautioned against alternative therapies like "brainspotting" and "cuddle curing" due to potential psychological harm. London researchers have
Aquatic High-Intensity Interval Training Could Benefit Individuals With Chronic Conditions, Study Shows
High-intensity interval training (HIIT) is a fitness approach characterized by brief, intense bursts of activity alternated with short rest
Changes During Pregnancy Could Hold Key To Arthritis and Multiple Sclerosis Treatment
Pregnant women may offer a potential solution for addressing autoimmune diseases like arthritis and multiple sclerosis (MS). Studies show
Digestive Issues Among Elderly Could Be Linked To Depression and Loneliness, Study Shows
A University of Michigan study reveals that nearly 40% of older Americans struggle with digestive issues like ulcerative colitis
