A large-scale study, recently published in the journal Nature Genetics, suggests that specific changes in DNA may increase the risk of developing epilepsy. The research… Read More »Changes in DNA May Increase the Risk of Developing Epilepsy
In a new study, researchers from the University of California San Diego (UCSD) found that older women who maintained a stable weight may be 1.2… Read More »A Stable Weight Through Life Associated with Exceptional Longevity
Recent research carried out by the scientists from Florida Atlantic University found that 95% of 20 different smartwatch and fitness tracker wristbands tested were contaminated… Read More »Smartwatch Bands May Carry a Significant Amount of Potentially Harmful Bacteria
According to a new study in Microbiology, Cutibacterium acnes increase skin lipid production and boost the barrier function of the skin, keeping it lubricated and… Read More »Acne Bacteria May Actually Help Skin Barrier Function, a Study Says
In a new study, researchers from Japan find that people who take adult education classes are19% less likely to develop dementia later in life. For… Read More »Adult Education Associated with Lower Dementia Risk Later in Life
Recent research conducted in Australia reveals that individuals who frequently indulge in a diet rich in ultra-processed foods have an increased likelihood of developing depression… Read More »Long-term Consumption of Ultra-Processed Foods Linked to Higher Risk of Depression
A new study, published in the Journal of Alzheimer’s Disease, found that several vaccines which are commonly given to adults were also associated with a… Read More »Routine Vaccinations Associated with Lower Risk of Alzheimer’s
A new study, published in the Journal of the American Heart Association, suggests that many younger adults take poor lifestyle choices that can lead to… Read More »Lifestyle Choices May Harm the Cardiometabolic Health of Young Adults
In a new study, the researchers from the Karolinska Institute in Sweden, the University of Bristol in the UK, and Imperial College London in the… Read More »Caffeine May Affect Body Fat and Diabetes Risk, Study Says
Recent research from the United Kingdom suggests that adherence to the Mediterranean diet and lifestyle is linked to a 29% lower risk of all-cause mortality… Read More »Mediterranean Diet and Lifestyle Associated with Lower Cancer and Death Risk
Recent research from the University of Manchester in the United Kingdom suggests that short-term sun exposure may lead to changes in skin bacterial diversity which… Read More »Eczema: Short-Term Sun Exposure May Affect the Skin Microbiome
A new study, published in the European Journal of Heart Failure, suggests that high, stable levels of urinary albumin excretion (UAE) and serum creatinine are… Read More »A Urine Test May Help Predict the Risk for First-time Heart Failure
