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New Study: There is a Sure Way to Slow Aging

In a study published on January 11, 2024, and conducted at the Buck Institute for the Study of Aging, it became clear that the OXR1 gene, which is necessary for a long and healthy life, is affected by this diet process, and is of great importance to the brain.

Study Shows: Microplastics Found in Scary Places...

A subsequent study in Hawai'i, analyzing donated placentas from 2006 to 2021, underscored a significant rise in plastic contamination over time. Now, researchers have analyzed an even larger sample, and guess what? Every. Single. Placenta. contained plastic.

How to Maximize Productivity With Study Planner Apps

Scheduling Study Sessions Effectively A cornerstone of academic productivity is the ability to schedule study sessions effectively. Utilize the study planner app to block out time for both high-priority academic tasks and personal downtime, ensuring a well-rounded schedule.

STUDY: The Effect of Personality on Our Level of Happiness

Over the past decades, countless studies have been conducted on a relatively new topic that did not receive sufficient attention from science at its inception - happiness.

New Study: Are Washing Machines Hotbeds For Bacteria?

However, a new study, based on a unique incident that occurred at a German hospital, reveals that washing machines may sometimes harbor certain drug-resistant bacteria that can affect people with increased susceptibility to illness.

Anti-Inflammatory Drugs Linked with Cardiac Arrest - Study

A Danish study has found that the consumption of common non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs), such as ibuprofen, can increase the risk of cardiac arrest. The study is the first ever to specifically observe the impact of NSAIDs on cardiac arrest risk. The study’s chief researcher, Dr.

This Study Shows Where People Need to Be Touched

A recent study, which was conducted online with participants aged 20 to 40, asked: “Where do you prefer to be touched by your partner?” Participants were also asked to name one or several body parts where they like to be touched.

New Study: Does Viagra Protect Against Alzheimer's?

Spearheaded by Feixiong Cheng, PhD, director of the Cleveland Clinic Genome Center, the study leverages extensive real-world patient data analysis alongside advanced mechanistic studies to suggest a new potential use for this well-known medication.

Study Claims: Link Found Between Cats and Alzheimer's

This connection is not new to science but continues to be contentious, with various studies drawing different conclusions over the years.

This Joke Starts With a Bible Study Group Discussing Death

A Bible study group was talking about what they would do in the event that their death was imminent. The leader of the discussion said, "If we all knew when we would die, we would better prepare ourselves and use our time better ahead of the event."

Study: A Daily Spoon of Olive Oil Lowers Risk of Dementia

A comprehensive study from the United States suggests that consuming just a spoonful of olive oil each day could significantly reduce the risk of dementia-related deaths.

Depression Can Be Eased By Taking a Hot Bath, Study Finds

Taking a hot bath every day could actually treat depression better than exercise can, according to a new study conducted by researchers at the University of Freiburg. Although spending time in the tub won’t necessarily make depression go away entirely, it could ease some of the symptoms.

Recent Studies Show Aerobics Can Help Treat Arthritis

Many studies have been conducted to find the effects of aerobics on arthritis. Two such studies were carried out to determine how regularly practicing aerobics can help RA patients. One was to see the effect on general quality of life and pain management.

5 Fascinating Health Studies You May Have Missed!

We read a lot of newspapers and magazines, but what most of us can't be bothered reading may be some of the most interesting things - the results of medical studies.

New Study: A Pill that Works Out Your Muscles?!?

New Study: A Pill that Works Out Your Muscles science, health, exercise, biology, study, muscles, pill, cutting edge New study shows that, though we are not there yet, a pill can and probably WILL come out that works out the muscles and grows them.

New Study: Are Dogs Even More Intelligent than We Thought?

The study, spanning over two and a half years and involving 129 family dogs, ventured beyond the playful barks and tail wags to answer a profound question: How do dogs think, and how does this cognitive process age?