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Top 10 foods rich in lithium – and why this overlooked mineral matters for your brain
Lithium is best known as a psychiatric treatment, but in tiny amounts it’s naturally present in what we eat and drink. New research suggests this trace element could support...
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Things You Must Do If You Want Fresh Breath in the Morning
Waking up with bad breath is something most people experience.But according to dental experts, small changes in your evening and morning routine can make a big difference. Here’s...
Dietary Habits
Top 10 foods rich in lithium – and why this overlooked mineral matters for your brain
Lithium is best known as a psychiatric treatment, but in tiny amounts it’s naturally present in what we eat and drink. New research suggests this trace element could support...
Body
Things You Must Do If You Want Fresh Breath in the Morning
Waking up with bad breath is something most people experience.But according to dental experts, small changes in your evening and morning routine can make a big difference. Here’s...
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Scientists Reveal a Snack That Could Rival Weight-Loss Jabs
Could your favorite snack actually help you slim down?
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How to Get a Good Night’s Sleep After 60 – Here’s What Works
As we age, sleep changes – and not always in a good way. Sleep becomes lighter, waking during the night becomes more frequent, and falling asleep may take longer....
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New research from Singapore shows that RS virus can lead to severe illness, heart complications, and long-term health risks.
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Researchers have developed AI that can predict future diseases
A new AI system may soon predict a person’s future health decades in advance. It's raising hopes for prevention, but also questions about trust and data.
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Experts explain why Botox seems less effective when you use Wegovy
Many people using both Botox and popular weight loss drugs are reporting an unexpected issue that’s leaving them puzzled.
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Study shows nearly 60 % of meditators experience unwanted side effects
Meditation is often seen as a path to calm and clarity, but new research suggests it may also bring unexpected psychological challenges for some practitioners.
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The most beautiful boys’ names in the world, according to science
Choosing the perfect name for a child is often an emotional journey. Now, science has revealed which names are considered the most beautiful.
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How to avoid food poisoning from leftover rice, potatoes and pasta
Leftover rice, potatoes, or pasta might seem harmless, but if left out too long, they can cause food poisoning.
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Scientists discover a way to reverse brain aging
New research from Virginia Tech suggests that memory decline in aging may not be permanent.
Common antibiotic may help lower the risk of schizophrenia
New research hints that doxycycline may help reduce the risk of developing schizophrenia.
Study finds ultra-processed foods may be more addictive than alcohol or tobacco
New research from the United States suggests that certain foods may be more addictive than alcohol or tobacco, especially among older women.
Hearing loss is highest in these countries, but fewest use hearing aids
The countries where most people struggle with hearing loss are also the ones where the fewest use hearing aids.
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Genetic insight offers path toward personalized Crohn’s treatments
Researchers at UC San Diego have used artificial intelligence to uncover how a single broken protein link in the gut may trigger Crohn’s disease.
New study finds no link between Covid-19 vaccines and long-term symptoms
Headache, fatigue, and muscle pain are common complaints after vaccination. But are these symptoms truly caused by the vaccine, or are other factors involved?
Study finds link between children’s screen time and early heart risk factors
New research shows that excessive screen time and insufficient sleep in childhood may already be affecting heart and metabolic health later in life.
Study finds 49% lower dementia risk with higher vitamin B intake
A long-term Japanese study suggests that eating more vitamin B2 could nearly halve the risk of developing disabling dementia
Scientists discover a new human blood group after 50 Years of mystery
After 50 years of unanswered questions, scientists have uncovered a new human blood group that could transform how doctors match and transfuse blood safely.
Study shows how much detail the human eye can see
Every year, TV makers promote sharper, clearer screens, but there’s a point where your eyes can’t tell the difference.
An iPhone setting could ease your carsickness
For anyone who feels queasy when reading in a moving car, a little-known iPhone setting might offer surprising relief.
AI might soon help you choose the perfect avocado
Finding a perfectly ripe avocado often feels like a gamble. But new technology could soon take the guesswork out of your next trip to the grocery store.
COVID-19 vaccines may improve survival in cancer patients
Scientists have discovered that COVID-19 mRNA vaccines may do more than prevent infections.