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Regular Bedtime Linked to Better Heart Health and Metabolism
According to a recent study, completed by the scientists from the Duke University Medical Center in Durham, USA, regular bedtime is important for heart health and metabolism. A team of scientists examined the sleeping patterns of approximately 2,000 adults aged...
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Regular Walking May Reduce Stroke Severity
A new study, conducted by the scientists from the University of Gothenburg in Sweden, finds that light and moderate physical activity, for example walking and swimming, may help reduce the stroke severity. The study included approximately data from 1,000 individuals...
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Regular Use of Probiotics May Cut the Need for Antibiotics
According to the latest study, published in the European Journal of Public Health, regular use of probiotics may cut the necessity for antibiotics and help decrease the rise of antibiotic resistance. Having performed the analysis of the data, collected from recent...
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Stem Cells from Baby Teeth Can Be Used to Fix Dead Teeth
A team of scientists from the University of Pennsylvania claims that they managed to patch up permanent teeth in children with the help of stem cells taken from baby teeth. The team performed the clinical trial that involved 30 children treated with the new method and...
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US Study: Human Gut Bacteria Can Generate Electricity
New research from the University of California, Berkeley, discovered that hundreds of different human gut bacteria are electrogenic (they can generate electricity). These types of bacteria include Listeria monocytogenes (causing of diarrhea), Clostridium...
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Three Servings of Dairy a Day May Cut the Risk of Heart Disease
New research, conducted by a team of scientists from McMaster University in Ontario, Canada, finds that people who consume three servings of dairy, including milk, cheese, butter, or cream, a day are almost two times less likely to suffer from heart disease and...
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Study: Mindfulness May Help You Feel Less Pain
According to a new study, performed at Wake Forest School of Medicine, USA, suggests that mindful people may feel less pain. During the study, a team of researchers analyzed data received from the study published in 2015 where 76 healthy volunteers completed a...
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Weight Loss Supplements May Not Be that Good for Your Health
A team of researchers from the US analyzed a range of supplements for weight loss and workout and concluded that they might be harmful to health due to the content of higenamine that may have toxic effects on the heart. In the course of research, the scientists found...
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Regularly Playing Tennis May Add Almost 10 Years to Your Life
A new study, executed by Saint Luke’s Health Center in Kansas City, suggests that people playing tennis regularly could live an average 9.7 years longer than those who don’t exercise at all. In addition, badminton players could live 6.2 years and football players...
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