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The Uterus Interacts with the Brain and Affects the Memory, Study
New research from Arizona State University in Tempe, US, suggests that uterus may interact with the brain and influence the memory. For the study, a team of researchers used a rat model. The female rats were included into four groups, and the rats from three groups...
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Risk of Heart Attack Peaks at 10pm on Christmas Eve Due to Stress
A new Swedish study finds that 10 pm on Christmas Eve is the peak time for the risk of having a heart attack, for the senior people and people with the existing issue in particular. For the study, a team of researchers analyzed data from 283,014 cases of heart attack...
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Coffee May Fight Parkinson’s Disease and Dementia with Lewy Bodies
According to the research, conducted by Rutgers University, US, coffee could fight both Parkinson's disease and a form of dementia called dementia with Lewy bodies (DLB). For the study, a team of scientists used a mice model including rodents with the risk of...
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Newborns with Vitamin D Deficiency Have Higher Risk of Schizophrenia
A new study, performed by the scientists from Aarhus University, Denmark, and the University of Queensland in Brisbane, Australia, discovers that newborn babies with vitamin D deficiency are at higher risk of developing schizophrenia later in life. For the study, the...
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4 Sport Activities That’ll Keep You in Shape for The New Year
It is time for us to find the solution how to deal with extra weight which is coming with Christmas and New Year’s celebrations because 2018 is almost over and 2019 is getting closer. The main aim is obviously staying in shape and today will find an effective way to...
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Excessive Sleep May Lead to Cardiovascular Issues and Premature Death
A study, recently published in the European Heart Journal, suggests that excessive sleep, as well as insufficient sleep, may cause the risk of cardiovascular issues and premature death. For the study, the researchers examined the sleeping habits of more than 116,000...
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Living on a Tree-Lined Street Close to a Park Boosts Your Heart Health
According to a recent study, living on a tree-lined street close to a park may protect you from heart disease, stroke, and premature death. For the study, a team of researchers analyzed the heart health of more than 400 people across the USA with the help of urine and...
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Regular Exercise May Keep Your Body 30 Years Younger
A new study from Ball State University in Muncie, IN, finds that senior people who exercise regularly have their hearts, lungs, and muscles in equivalent shape to people in their forties. In the study, the three types of participants have been involved: seven women...
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Newly-Designed DNA Tool May Fight Multidrug-Resistant Cancer Cells
A team of scientists from the National Center for Nanoscience and Technology in Beijing, China, developed a DNA platform able to carry chemotherapy drugs into specific cancer cells as well as silence the cells’ drug-resistant genes. The team has successfully tested...
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11 Signs Showing You Suffer from a Migraine
A migraine is a brain disease that may cause different uncomfortable symptoms lasting from hours to several days (up to three days), as defined by the US National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke. These are common signs of the condition: Intense pulsing...
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4 Unexpected Facts How Sport Helps to Maintain a Healthy Psyche
We know that moderate exercise strengthens our health and makes us more beautiful. But few know about the importance of doing sports as psychotherapy. And, nevertheless, physical loads can save from depressions, reduce anxiety, relieve from professional burnout,...
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New MRI Brain Scan Method Predicts Up to 95% of Alzheimer’s Disease
A small study, conducted by the researchers from Washington University School of Medicine, suggests that a new MRI brain scan can be more efficient in determining the patient’s risk of developing Alzheimer’s disease than common clinical tests, long before the disease...
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