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Avoid Ultra-Processed Foods To Minimize Risk Of Diseases and Premature Death, Warns Researchers
Recent research confirms that consuming ultra-processed foods, including candies, cakes, chips, and sodas, is linked to 32 adverse health
Allergic Asthma and Hives Treatment Could Be The Solution To Food Allergies, Study Shows
Researchers at Stanford School of Medicine have developed a groundbreaking treatment using the drug omalizumab (Xolair) to prevent life-threatening
Gut Bacterial Could Be Responsible For Vision Loss, Study Shows
Researchers in the UK have found a potential link between gut bacteria and inherited eye diseases leading to blindness.
Lack Of Adequate Sleep Can Cause Issues Such As Obesity, Heart Disease And Hypertension, study Shows
A recent study by Flinders University researchers has revealed that a significant portion of adults globally struggle to achieve
Climate Change Could Be Triggering Mental Health Issues Among Teenagers, Study Shows
A recent report from Drexel University reveals that climate change is adversely affecting the mental health of American high
Researchers Discover Novel Way Of Using Red Light To Regulate Blood Glucose Levels
A novel approach for managing diabetes without injections or drugs has been proposed by researchers in London. Researchers found
Exercising During Weekends Only As Effective As Regular Workouts In Weight Loss
A recent study suggests that exercising only on weekends can be as effective as working out throughout the week
Uncontrolled Appetite In Kids Can Lead To Eating Disorders
Researchers have identified a correlation between young children displaying intense hunger and later development of eating disorders. Specifically, those
New Research Shows That Golden Nanocrystals Can Reverse Progression of MS and Parkinson’s Disease
Recent phase two clinical trials have shown positive results for patients with multiple sclerosis (MS) and Parkinson's disease, marking
Too Much Screen Time For Children Below 30 Months Can Negatively Impact Language Development
A recent study led by psychologist Sarah Kucker from Southern Methodist University suggests that excessive screen time, particularly video-watching,
