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New Study Confirms Health Benefits of Replacing Animal Fats with Plant Oils
A study published in Nature Medicine by researchers from Chalmers University of Technology, the German Institute of Human Nutrition,
Exercising During Weekends Only As Effective As Regular Workouts In Weight Loss
A recent study suggests that exercising only on weekends can be as effective as working out throughout the week
Too much Mobile Phone Usage May Affect Fertility In Men, Study Shows
Excessive mobile phone use may negatively impact male fertility, as indicated by a recent study. The World Health Organization
Scientists Warn Exposing Infants To Screens May Lead To Developmental Delays
Babies today, like many adults, are often drawn to colorful screens. Parents might be tempted to use screens as
Using Earphones Could Put Young People At Risk Of Hearing Loss, Study Shows
According to a pooled data review of the available literature published in the BMJ Global Health journal, over 1
Researchers Are Working On A Potentially Reliable Male Birth Control Alternative
Currently, one can use only two male birth control methods. However, researchers are working to develop supposedly other efficient
Study Explains Why Patients With Major Depressive Disorder Might Not Respond to Antidepressants
A recent survey investigated how antidepressant drugs work and how it influences a person's mindset. Depression, is the most
A Study Reports That the Use of Palm Oil in Manufactured Products Might Be a Cause of Cancer
A versatile ingredient utilized in the manufacturing of most common products is Palm Oil. The component is preferred while
Scientists Discover That Palmitic Acid Increases Proliferation of Malignant Tumors
Researchers released a study titled Dietary Palmitic Acid Promotes a Prometastatic Memory via Schwann Cells, which details how palmitic
Study Finds That Taking 7,000 Steps Each Day Lowers Mortality Rate
A new study done by researchers across the U.S found that 7,000 steps a day can reduce the risk
