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Taking A Low Carbohydrates And Protein Rich Diet Enhances the Lifespan Of Chronic Kidney Disease Patients
According to a recent study published in the journal Renal Failure, implementing a dietary plan that is low in
Lack of Adequate Sleep Could Lead To Stroke, Study Shows
A recently published study in Neurology suggests that individuals experiencing insomnia symptoms, including difficulty falling asleep, maintaining sleep, and
AI Better In Predicating Breast Cancer Risk Than Standard Clinical Risk Model
According to a recent study published in Radiology, Artificial Intelligence algorithms could be better at predicting the five-year breast
Researchers Recommend Kangaroo Mother Care Method To Reduce Risk of Mortality in Preterm Babies
A recent study published in BMJ Global Health suggests that a kangaroo mother care (KMC) method involving skin-to-skin contact
Child Maltreatment Could Be A Factor In Alexithymia Development, Study Shows
Many individuals face the challenge of alexithymia, a condition characterized by a lack of words to express emotions. Alexithymic
Women with ST-elevation Myocardial Infarction At Increased Risk Of Heart Attack Than Men, Study Shows
A recent study reveals that women have double the risk of mortality after a heart attack relative to men.
Study Shows That High Cholesterol Can Cause Infertility in Women
A Houston Medicine Research Institute study has found that high cholesterol can lead to infertility in women. The cholesterol
Smoking on the Porch Exposes Children to Tobacco, Study Finds
A recent study conducted by Tel Aviv University reveals that parents who smoke on the porch or near open
Psoriasis Patients Could Soon Access Personalized Treatments, Study Shows
New research has identified the triggers for psoriasis, a painful skin condition, which could lead to personalized treatments. Scientists
Modified Plant-Based Mediterranean Diet Can Slow Brain Aging, Study Shows
The Mediterranean diet has gained significant attention due to its numerous health benefits. A recent study by researchers from
