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Certain Genes May Increase Risk Of Heart Attacks During Periods Of Stress, Study Shows
A recent study presented at the American College of Cardiology's Annual Scientific Session reveals that individuals possessing certain genetic
Researchers Develop Vaccine That Targets Deadly Skin Cancer Type
A recent clinical trial conducted by researchers at the University of Virginia shows promising results for a new multi-peptide
Depression In Young Women Increases Risk Of Cardiovascular Disease, Study Shows
Recent research suggests that while young women are typically considered low-risk for heart disease, certain mental health issues could
Snacking Might Not Be As Dangerous On Your Weight As Thought, Study Shows
The prevailing emphasis on weight loss often centers around reducing food intake, which can be discouraging. However, focusing solely
Sleep Quality Influences Individual’s Subjective Age, Study Shows
A study from Stockholm University suggests that subjective age, or how old one feels compared to their actual age,
Study of Solar Eclipse to Help Understand Mysteries Surrounding Sun’s Corona
A solar eclipse is set to occur on April 8, covering North America. It happens when the Moon obstructs
Genetic Predisposition To Obesity Means One Has To Exercise More, Study Shows
New research from Vanderbilt University Medical Center shows that individuals with a higher genetic predisposition to obesity must exert
Exposure To Short Wavelength Light Could Potentially Impact Body’s Natural Rhythm and Health
The prevalence of artificial light, particularly short wavelength light (SWL), has become ubiquitous in our modern lives, affecting us
Coffee Could Enhance Fuel Cell Performance, Study Shows
A recent study proposes caffeine from common beverages like coffee, tea, and energy drinks as a potential enhancer for
Excessive Computer Usage For Work and Leisure Linked to Erectile Dysfunction in Men, Study Shows
A recent study suggests that excessive computer use, both for work and leisure, could contribute to erectile dysfunction (ED)
