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Why are people left- or right-handed? New study offers a answer
A new study suggests that the reason for right- or left-hand dominance may be different from what has long been believed.
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Older coronavirus variant reappears in several countries
A previously circulating coronavirus variant has once again become significant in several countries, prompting researchers to closely monitor developments.
Mental Well-being
Sunshine and temperature may shape mental health, study finds
New research suggests that even small changes in the weather may be linked to when people seek help for mental health problems.
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Nara Smith opens up about her 2-year-old daughter’s illness
The well-known influencer has been less active on social media in recent months. She has now revealed the reason why.
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Irregular menstruation may be a sign of an underlying disease
New recommendations suggest that irregular menstruation should be investigated more thoroughly. The aim is to enable earlier diagnosis and ensure more consistent treatment.
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Why are people left- or right-handed? New study offers a answer
A new study suggests that the reason for right- or left-hand dominance may be different from what has long been believed.
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Older coronavirus variant reappears in several countries
A previously circulating coronavirus variant has once again become significant in several countries, prompting researchers to closely monitor developments.
Mental Well-being
Sunshine and temperature may shape mental health, study finds
New research suggests that even small changes in the weather may be linked to when people seek help for mental health problems.
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Nara Smith opens up about her 2-year-old daughter’s illness
The well-known influencer has been less active on social media in recent months. She has now revealed the reason why.
Birth control pills may affect your appetite, new study suggests
A new study suggests that some women may experience more emotionally driven eating while taking certain birth control pills.
Tired people face higher risk of high blood pressure
A new study links excessive daytime sleepiness to an increased risk of high blood pressure.
These everyday work movements may increase miscarriage risk
A large Danish study has examined whether physical movements at work may be linked to the risk of miscarriage in early pregnancy.
Just 5 to 15 minutes of daily exercise can keep the brain sharp – regardless of age
The brain’s development does not necessarily stop as we grow older. That is the conclusion of a new study.
Copper treatment could help the brain clear harmful proteins linked to alzheimer’s
A new study is investigating a treatment that may help the brain remove substances linked to Alzheimer's disease.
Study finds link between high BMI and 19 different types of cancer
Researchers have reviewed decades of health data to map the significance of BMI in the risk of developing cancer.