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Can Eating Too Much Fish Lead To Skin Cancer?
A novel study has reported a potential link between fish consumption and skin cancer. -
3 Signs You Have A Weak Immune System Amid The COVID-19 Pandemic
Your body will tell you if your immune system is incapable of fighting off common and mild diseases amid the pandemic. -
Is Pizza Bad For You? Here's How To Make Healthy Pizzas
Looking for a way to make healthier pizza? Make sure to always have these two organic products in your pantry. -
10 Best Sports, Workout Supplements For Athletes
Support your training and see more improvement every session with these top 10 athlete and sports workout supplements.
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Parkinson's Disease Could Be Diagnosed Early Through Special Brain Scans
Parkinson's disease could soon be diagnosed early by special brain scans. -
Mediterranean Diet Could Help Lower Dementia Risk: Study
According to a new study, strictly adhering to the Mediterranean diet can help reduce the risk of cognitive decline and dementia. -
Drinking Moderately Linked To Cognitive Decline
According to an observational study, even moderate drinking contributes to cognitive decline. -
Post-COVID-19 Cognitive Problems: Scientists May Have Found The Answer
New research presented a possible explanation for the lingering cognitive problems COVID-19 survivors experience. -
7 In 10 Long COVID Patients Suffer Concentration Problems: Study
Long COVID-19 patients have a hard time concentrating and remembering things several months after the onset of the disease.
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Farts, Poop And Pee: An AI Will Listen To These Sounds And Detect Abnormalities
The AI was fed publicly available audio and video of excretions, with frequency spectrum captured of each one of them. -
How to Have a Healthy Relationship With Food That Lasts
Having a healthy relationship with food doesn’t necessarily mean a strict diet. Read more here. -
Long COVID: The Risk of Diabetes and How To Test For It
If undiagnosed and untreated, diabetes can lead to serious damage to the heart, blood vessels, kidneys, and nerves. -
Dr. Jennifer Levine Shares How Electromagnetic Stimulation Treatments Like EMFACE® Are Improving the Aesthetics Industry
According to the American Society of Plastic Surgeons (ASPS), over 10 million non-invasive treatments are performed each year in the United States. -
What's A Green Mediterranean Diet? It May Help Reduce Harmful Visceral Fat
Those who opted for the traditional Mediterranean diet lost 7%, while those who followed the healthy diet lost an even lower 4.5% of visceral fat. -
How Alarming Is This Year’s Flu Season?
As flu activity climbs higher, more pediatric deaths are anticipated. -
Looking For A Mental Health-Friendly Activity? Try Fishing
Researchers found "significantly fewer" people who participated in recreational fishing had anxiety disorder, attempted suicide or engaged in self-harm compared to those who don't fish. -
Migraine Changes Brain Structure At Micro-Level, Study Shows
The new finding could help researchers develop new, personalized ways to diagnose and treat migraine. -
Does Educational Background Affect Dementia Risk?
A study has found that one’s educational background could play a part in their dementia risk later on in life. -
Man Hospitalized For 453 Days Due To COVID, Returns Home For Holidays
The Texas man reportedly contracted a bad case of the coronavirus last year. -
Avian Flu Outbreak Kills 50.54 Million Birds In US
An avian flu outbreak has set a record after killing more birds in the country than past flare-ups. -
Scientists Find Wonder Drug That Is Effective Against Both Covid-19 And Cancer
Researchers have tested the efficacy of the drug in genetically-engineered mice, which were programmed to express a human SARS-CoV-2 receptor. -
Study Finds Rare, Damaging Genetic Variants That Increase Alzheimer’s Risk
The findings of this study will help open up opportunities to better understand and treat AD in patients.
