Health

A recent study conducted by researchers at Rutgers University has unveiled intriguing insights into the relationship between genetic predispositions and the health dynamics within social circles during formative years. This investigation, rooted in an analysis of over 650,000 Swedish health registry records, underscores the idea that the chances of developing substance abuse issues and mental
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In an age driven by social media, the phenomenon of “no-sleep challenges” has captivated audiences, revealing both a fascination with endurance testing and a troubling disregard for health. These challenges often showcase individuals striving to break world records through extreme sleep deprivation. A notable case is that of a 19-year-old YouTuber named Norme, who attempted
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Migraine headaches are a chronic condition impacting millions globally, often leading to debilitating pain and debilitating effects on daily life. For many sufferers, the initiation of a migraine can disrupt work, social engagements, and even basic daily tasks, creating a significant negative impact on their quality of life. As scientists and medical professionals seek effective
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A recent study conducted by a team from the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health sheds light on a potentially significant relationship between eye health and brain function, particularly in the context of dementia. While the study does not assert that visual impairments directly cause dementia, it suggests that improving eye health may be
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Recent research conducted by the University of Kentucky and the University of Louisville indicates a significant increase in cannabis use among adults in higher-income households and individuals with college degrees. However, the study also reveals a surprising finding: cannabis use among teenagers aged 12 to 17 has remained unchanged. This raises questions about the factors
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In the quest for weight loss and better health, many people turn to popular diets that focus on reducing carbohydrate intake, such as the keto diet. While limiting carbs can be beneficial for individuals with diabetes in managing weight and blood sugar levels, recent research from Australia raises concerns about the long-term effectiveness and safety
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In a groundbreaking new study, researchers from Edith Cowan University (ECU) in Australia have confirmed mounting suspicions of a link between coronary artery disease (CAD) and Alzheimer’s. The study identified a significant relationship between the neurodegenerative condition, fats in the blood, and several characteristics of heart disease. By delving into large genetic datasets, the research
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Human papillomavirus (HPV) is commonly associated with cervical cancer in women, but recent research from Argentina suggests that it can also have detrimental effects on male fertility. The study conducted by researchers from the National University of Córdoba highlights the correlation between high-risk strains of HPV and decreased sperm quality, inflammation in semen, and impaired
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The UK is currently facing a crisis in dental care accessibility, with NHS dentistry on the decline and dental hygiene poverty on the rise. Budget cuts have led to the emergence of “dental deserts”, where minimal or no NHS dental care is available, and private care is unaffordable for many. The situation has been further
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Paper cuts are a common yet underestimated injury that most people have experienced at some point in their lives. The sensation of a paper cut, though seemingly harmless, can cause discomfort and annoyance. However, recent experiments conducted by physicists from the Technical University of Denmark have shed light on the physics behind paper cuts, revealing
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The common belief that CBD can balance out the effects of THC may not be as straightforward as once thought. THC, the intoxicating component of cannabis, and CBD, the non-intoxicating component, are often portrayed as opposing forces. However, a recent double-blinded clinical trial suggests that CBD may not necessarily counteract the negative side effects of
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