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Using A Mobile Phone for Long Increases Risk High Blood Pressure, Study Shows
New research suggests that using a mobile phone for as little as 30 minutes per week may increase the
Air Pollution Linked To Irregular Heart Beats and Cardiovascular Issues, Study Shows
Air pollution has been found to be linked to a heart condition called arrhythmia, characterized by irregular heartbeats. Two
Heart Attack Patients May Not Be Getting Benefits from Beta Blockers, Study Shows
New research suggests that beta blockers, a medication that reduces blood pressure, may not be beneficial for heart attack
Children Engage In Complex Games As They Get To Know Each Other
Researchers face challenges when studying young children's socialization with peers due to their limited ability to describe their experiences.
Scientists Make Breakthrough Using Artificial Intelligence in Dental and Jaw Surgery
To ensure a successful tooth implant procedure, dentists must accurately locate the nerve canal in a patient's lower jaw.
Snuff Might Not Be A Safer Alternative to Smoking After All
While the FDA acknowledges that snuff may be a safer alternative to smoking to the likelihood of developing lung
Running Does Is Not A Risk Factor For Osteoarthritis, Study Shows
Regular running has been blamed for causing joint damage and osteoarthritis in older adults. However, the connection between running
Increased Social Media Use Could Be Fueling Suicide among Teens in the US, Study Shows
A recent study shows that teen suicide is becoming a significant problem in the United States, with suicide being
Social Media Can Influence You to Buy Stuff You Don’t Need, Study Shows
Recent studies show that social media can be mentally draining and influence individuals to click on ads for products
RSV Infection during Infancy Increases the Risk of Childhood Asthma
Respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) infection is a major cause of bronchiolitis and pneumonia in infants under 1-year-old. In addition,
