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Here Are Four Ways To Manage High Blood Pressure
Hypertension, often called 'the silent killer,' affects 20% of Americans unknowingly. But the good news is that one can
Body Image Appreciation Associated With Life Satisfaction, Study Shows
Researchers from Anglia Ruskin University emphasize the significance of self-acceptance for happiness and contentment. They find a strong link
Scientist Establish Link Between Adenovirus Infection And Rare Blood Clotting Disorder with Thrombocytopenia
Researchers from the University Of North Carolina School Of Medicine have discovered a connection between adenovirus infection, commonly causing
Maternal Heat Exposure Linked To High Chances Of Severe Maternal Health Issues, Study Shows
A study conducted by the University of California at Irvine has found a significant connection between maternal heat exposure
Mother’s Hardship During Pregnancy Affect Gut Microbiome Composition in Children, Study Shows
A pioneering study by University of California-Los Angeles psychologists has revealed that a child's gut microbiome can be adversely
Limiting Screen Time For Both Parents And Children Enhances Family Ties, Study Shows
Numerous studies have consistently highlighted the adverse impact of screen time on the cognitive development of young minds. However,
Alzheimer’s disease Indicator Linked to Poor Health and Financial Decision Making, Study Shows
Mild cognitive impairment (MCI) frequently precedes the onset of Alzheimer's disease and various other dementia-related conditions. MCI is a
Bacteria In Childcare Facilities Linked To Development Of Asthma In Children
According to a recent study the kind of bacteria found within childcare facilities might have an impact on the
Type II Diabetes Risk High In People Who Stay Up Late, Study Shows
Staying up late or working night shifts can lead to long-term health issues, including a 19% higher risk of
Being Overweight Might Not Be A Risk Factor For Mortality, Study Shows
Stanford Medicine statistician Maya Mathur, was initially under the impression, based on popular culture and public health advice, that
