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Introvert or Extrovert? How Your Personality Shaped Your Lockdown Experience
The COVID-19 lockdowns affected people in different ways, depending on their personality traits.Research suggests that extroversion, conscientiousness, and neuroticism played key roles in shaping individuals' experiences.Extroverts found alternative...
Mental Well-being
Why the Fear of Being Average Could Be Ruining Your Life
Many people fear failure - but what if your deepest fear is just being... average?This lesser-known anxiety, called koinophobia, can take over your life in subtle but powerful...
Dietary Habits
How eggs can affect your body if you eat them every day
Eggs are a staple in many diets, yet their health impact is still widely debated. Research suggests they offer several benefits, but also come with some considerations.Here’s what actually...
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43 years of research show that moderate coffee consumption is linked to a lower risk of dementia
A daily cup of coffee or tea may influence the risk of dementia.
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Man tests military sleep method said to work in two minutes
A widely shared sleep technique is being tested to see if it can really help people fall asleep in minutes.
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When Is Blood Pressure Too High? The Key Numbers Explained
For many, it's just a number that comes up during the annual check-up, but few know when that number actually means it's time to take action.
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You can prevent diabetes without weight loss, new study shows
New research challenges the link between weight loss and prediabetes, suggesting that the body can change even if the number on the scale does not.
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Common diabetes drugs linked to lower anxiety and depression risk
Widely used weight-loss drugs are now being linked to potential mental health benefits, raising new questions for researchers.
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These ingredients in your smoothie can reduce inflammation
Nutrition experts agree that one should be cautious about diet trends that promise miracles without scientific evidence.At the...
Mental Well-being
Using these social media platforms can boost your well-being, new report shows
New data suggests that it is not only the amount of time spent on social media that matters, but also how the platforms are used.
Body
Ditch the car: Active commuting can reduce the risk of atherosclerosis
A small change in your daily routine can have an impact on your health.
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Long-term use of omeprazole linked to potential health risks
A widely used heartburn drug is facing growing scrutiny as experts warn its long-term effects may carry unexpected health risks.
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Here are the most recommended diets for weight loss in 2026
Many people aim to lose weight, but it requires...
Even brief exercise can strengthen memory, new research shows
Even a small amount of exercise may be enough to strengthen memory, new research shows.
This is Prince Harry’s favorite fast food – and it’s far from low-calorie
Prince Harry often returns to the same fast-food choice, even though it is highly calorie-dense — here is his favorite.
How cinnamon can affect your body if you eat them every day
Cinnamon is more than just a pantry staple for...
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Robotic pets linked to shorter hospital stays for dementia patients
A hospital in the United States has tested an unusual method to help elderly people with dementia.
How to protect your skin during winter, according to an expert
Cold air and wind can quietly damage your skin barrier, but a few simple changes can help prevent long-term harm.
Understanding ALS: Symptoms, causes and disease progression
Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis, known as ALS, is a serious neurological disease that progressively weakens the body’s muscles. It affects nerve cells in the brain...
Scientists explore a gentler way to protect memory in Alzheimer’s
Researchers are studying whether supporting the brain’s natural aging processes could help protect memory before serious decline begins.
U.S. exit from WHO raises concerns over global disease surveillance
The United States has formally withdrawn from the World Health Organization, a move health experts warn could weaken the country’s ability to track emerging diseases and respond to global health threats.
GLP-1 receptor agonists reviewed for potential role in mental health care
Experts say that improving heart and metabolic health may be key to helping people with severe mental illness live longer, healthier lives.
Research shows hobbies can strengthen mental health
For many adults, leisure time has become something that is squeezed in between obligations. Research suggests, however, that it may be more important than one might think.
Early trial explores vaccine-based cancer prevention
Early research suggests the immune system may one day be trained to prevent cancer in people with inherited risk.
Health expert outlines reasons for frequent night urination
Night-time trips to the bathroom are often linked to how the body regulates sleep and hormones, not just how full the bladder is.