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New research: Replacing gas stoves may benefit people with asthma
New research from the United States suggests that indoor air quality may affect people with asthma.
Body
Traffic noise may increase the risk of Parkinson’s disease, study finds
A new Danish study suggests that long-term exposure to traffic noise may be linked to an increased risk of Parkinson's disease.
Mental Well-being
Large international study reveals which country has the worst mental health
A new international study compares mental health across 18 countries.
News
New study questions whether more sunlight prevents vitamin D deficiency
A new study suggests that spending more time in the sun does not necessarily improve the body's vitamin D levels.
Body
Weight-loss medications may increase the risk of hair loss by up to 68 percent
A new study suggests that people using popular weight-loss medications may face a higher risk of hair loss.
Body
New research: Replacing gas stoves may benefit people with asthma
New research from the United States suggests that indoor air quality may affect people with asthma.
Body
Traffic noise may increase the risk of Parkinson’s disease, study finds
A new Danish study suggests that long-term exposure to traffic noise may be linked to an increased risk of Parkinson's disease.
Mental Well-being
Large international study reveals which country has the worst mental health
A new international study compares mental health across 18 countries.
News
New study questions whether more sunlight prevents vitamin D deficiency
A new study suggests that spending more time in the sun does not necessarily improve the body's vitamin D levels.
New study: Around 40 percent of all cancer cases can be prevented
A major international study brings together data from around the world, and the results suggest that many cancer cases could have been avoided.
Understanding why menthol feels cold
Mint does not lower temperature, but it can convincingly persuade the brain that cold is present
New study suggests sleep loss disrupts the brain’s internal wiring
New research suggests that the consequences of sleep deprivation may lie in the brain’s structure rather than solely in the functioning of nerve cells.
New research suggests hidden body fat may accelerate brain aging
People who appear healthy based on body weight alone may still face an overlooked risk to their brain health.
New study: Chlamydia pneumoniae in the eye may worsen Alzheimer’s
Researchers have long searched for early signs of Alzheimer’s disease. Now, new research suggests that part of the answer may be found in an unexpected place.
Study finds psychosis emerging more frequently in recent generations
A large study provides new insight into how serious mental illnesses are distributed across generations.