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Researchers Discover Novel Drug Development Approach To Target Cancer Causing MYC Protein
Researchers at the University of California-Riverside introduce a groundbreaking method to regulate the MYC protein, a key factor in
Company Culture Is Crucial In Adopting a Successful Remote Working Model
The COVID-19 pandemic led to widespread adoption of remote work, with varying experiences. Despite the advantages of work-life balance
Physical Exercises Combined With Mindfulness Enhances Health and Well-being, Study Shows
Researchers from the University of Bath recommend adopting two New Year's resolutions instead of one for enhanced well-being and
New Diagnoses of Migraines Associated With Increased Risk of Accidents, Study Shows
Researchers from the University of Colorado Anschutz Medical Campus have identified a worrisome association between new migraine diagnoses in
Researchers Warn Against Use of DEET Due To Potential Risks on Reproduction
DEET, the most widely used active ingredient in insect repellents, may pose serious human reproduction risks. Scientists have linked
Sleep Disruption Could Lead To Cognitive Decline Later in Life, Study Shows
A recent study suggests that uninterrupted sleep is crucial for middle-aged adults to reduce the risk of dementia, particularly
New Study Discovers Anti-Aging Protein within Human Cells
Researchers at Osaka University in Japan have discovered a potential "fountain of youth" within human cells. The study identifies
Hearing Aids Use Lowers Premature Death Risk By 25%, Study Shows
New research from the University of Southern California suggests that wearing hearing aids may lead to a nearly 25%
Two Year Old Girl With Rare Genetic Sequence Defying Odds To Live
Amelia Pepper, a unique two-year-old with a one-of-a-kind genetic condition causing vision and movement impairment, is celebrated as a
Early Breakfast and Dinner Reduces Risk Of Cardiovascular Problems
Eating breakfast before 9 a.m. may reduce the risk of cardiovascular disease, according to recent research led by a
