STUDY: Bilingualism Strengthens Brain, Delays Dementia
Recent studies have revealed groundbreaking insights into the human brain’s resilience. New research suggests that being bilingual may reduce the risk of
Blood Test Predicts Risk of 30 Age-Related Diseases
The study involved analyzing blood samples collected in the late 1990s from over 6,200 middle-aged adults A team of international researchers has
Increased Cancer Risk for Older and Middle-Aged Adults
With the increase in cancer rates, the research calls for more proactive public health strategies, emphasizing early detection, lifestyle changes, and continued
Over 3 Hours of Sedentary Behaviour May Increase Mental Health Risks in Teenagers
The study, led by King’s College London, tracked 3,675 adolescents at ages 14 and 17. Participants kept diaries of their physical activity,
Plant-Rich, Low-Saturated Fat Diet May Help Reduce Psoriasis Severity: Study
Zanesco also suggested that incorporating dietary assessments into routine clinical care could provide patients with additional support in managing the condition A
Study: Potassium-Enriched Salt Reduces Stroke Risks
Stroke remains a leading cause of death and disability, with recurrent strokes posing a major concern. High sodium intake and low potassium
Healthy, Hydrating, and Tasty: Oranges for Every Diet
For those who prefer liquids over solid foods, freshly prepared orange juice is an excellent way to enjoy the benefits of oranges.
Over a Third of Brits Reuse Dirty Gym Towels
In addition to viral infections, failure to properly clean gym gear can lead to skin problems A recent survey has revealed that
Lab-Grown Human Teeth Could Be a Reality in 20 Years
Professor Yelick pointed to the rapid advances in technology, tissue engineering, regenerative medicine, and dentistry as key factors driving progress in the
Study Reveals Why Youth Are More Vulnerable to Nicotine Addiction
A groundbreaking study has unveiled new insights into why young adults are particularly vulnerable to nicotine addiction, highlighting how their bodies react