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Living In Blue Spaces Enhances Sleep Quality and Duration, Study Shows
Researchers from the University of Exeter's European Centre for Environment and Human Health have found that residing in areas
Smoking Doesn’t Aid In Weight Loss But Increases Abdominal Fat, Study Shows
Researchers from the University of Copenhagen reveal that smoking contributes to increased abdominal fat development, contradicting the misconception that
Somatic Nuclear Transfer Technique Could Help Same-Sex Couples Have Genetically Related Kid, Research Shows
A recent advancement in fertility treatment could enable same-sex couples to have genetically related babies, offering a solution to
Climate Change Is Increasing Risk Of Spread Of Zoonotic Diseases, Study Shows
A recent study from the University of California-Davis School of Medicine highlights the adverse effects of climate change, stating
Scientists Warn Against Using the Term Long COVID As It Cause Unnecessary Anxiety
Australian scientists from Queensland Health propose discontinuing the use of the term "long COVID" as their research suggests it
Researchers Find Same Brain Anomaly in Kids with Language Disorders
Recent research from Georgetown University Medical Center highlights that despite significant advancements in mapping the human brain, there remains
Older Adults Taking Aspirin To Prevent Cardiovascular Disease May Actually Not Require It, Study Shows
A recent University of Michigan survey indicates that a significant portion of older adults aged 50 to 80 take
Improved Air Quality Attributed To Growing Spread Of Legionnaires’ Disease
Recent studies indicate that despite the improvements in air quality over the decades, air pollution remains a significant concern
Aging Increases Susceptibility To Metastatic Skin Cancer, Study Shows
A recent study from Johns Hopkins Kimmel Cancer Center highlights the increased vulnerability of older individuals to metastatic skin
New Study Shows That Golfing May Increase ALS Risk Among Men
A recent report from Michigan Medicine suggests a link between recreational activities like golfing and gardening and the risk
