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Scientists Employ Mathematical Models To Explain Dangers Of Circadian Rhythm Interruption
A group of international researchers is currently delving into the impacts of late-night smartphone usage and the disruptions introduced
Vaping Does Not Increase Likelihood of Cigarette Smoking, Study Shows
A recent study from Queen Mary University in London suggests that vaping may not lead people to start smoking
Researchers Make Discovery On CERKL Gene’s Role In Causing A Rare Hereditary Eye Disease
Researchers have discovered a significant breakthrough concerning the role of the CERKL gene in causing retinitis pigmentosa, an inherited
Social Media Is A source Of Inaccurate information On Health Matters, Study Shows
Researchers from The Ohio State University Comprehensive Cancer Center are cautioning women against relying solely on social media, particularly
Experts Recommend Working Out During The Day Ti Lower Type II Diabetes Risk
A recent study suggests that engaging in physical activity in the morning or afternoon may be more effective in
Early Interventions During Childhood Effective In Obesity Treatment, Study Shows
Researchers from Karolinska Institutet have published a study in The International Journal of Obesity, revealing that early intervention in
Researchers Recommend Use Of CPAP Machines To Prevent Heart Attack Risk in OSA Patients
European researchers recommend using a continuous positive airway pressure (CPAP) machine at night for individuals with obstructive sleep apnea
Scientist Discover Platelets Mimicking Physical Activity Benefits
A noteworthy advancement in the field of brain health may pave the way for innovative therapeutic approaches. Australian scientists
Scientists Have Developed an Innovative Implantable Insulin Administration Device
Researchers have suggested that in the near future, an innovative implantable device featuring an integrated "oxygen production unit" might
Irritable Bowel Syndrome Shares Genetic Markers With Psychiatric Disorders, study Shows
Researchers from Norway have employed advanced statistical techniques to uncover a genetic connection between irritable bowel syndrome (IBS) and
