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Recently, a new study conducted by researchers from Aarhus University explains why sugar can be so hard to leave for a big number of people. In accordance with the findings, having sugar in the diet can change the brain’s chemicals in a way that is similar to how drugs affect the brain. Previously, the topic…
Recently, Anthony Fauci, who is the director of the National Institute of Allergies and Infectious Diseases stated that the 2019-2020 flu season has been the worst one in years with higher than ever number of diagnoses around the United States. The Centre for Disease Control and Prevention reported that there were more than six million…
Recently, a new study, whose findings appear in the American Journal of Clinical Nutrition, suggests that having coffee in the morning may help a person in maintaining and even losing weight in the long-term. These findings may help in determining the new ‘balanced diet‘ in the future. Previously, there has been a lot of debate…
Recently, Pets Wellness Direct, which is an online company dedicated to developing pets’ wellness products, has worked with American Veterinary Medical Association and revealed that cancer is the number one cause of death in household pets at the moment. Statistically, cancer is one of the top causes of death in humans around the globe. There…
Recently, a new Danish study discovered that the risk of developing any chronic condition as well as death increases with the decrease in lymphocytes, commonly referred to as white blood cells, in the blood. The findings can possibly help doctors diagnose a person who is at risk and start early treatment. Previous research on the…
Recently, a Cardiologs, which is a company globally known for making advanced heart diagnostics, and Alven, which is a capital firm popular for investing in as well as keeping track of startups in the United States, announced they have managed to successfully raise $15 million in a round of Series A Funding. Other backers including…
A new study, whose findings are published in the British Medical Journal, emphasizes five lifestyle factors that can significantly decrease the chances of developing a life-threatening condition as well as cut down the risk of premature death. More precisely, the researchers observed the effects of regular exercise, moderate alcohol intake, controlled diet, healthy weight and…
A new study, which is published in the journal JAMA Open Network, uncovers an unexpected contributor to the risk of developing one of the most complex mental issues – schizophrenia. More specifically, the researchers looked at the effects of exposure to certain pollutants in the air such as Nitrogen Dioxide on the Polygenic Risk Score…
A new study, whose findings appear in the journal JAMA Internal Medicine, shows that a pesticide which is commonly used in gardens as well as for agricultural purposes can be harmful to the health. Though the research has a number of limitations, its results may highlight the need for controlling pesticide use to avoid exposure…
Recently, a new study conducted by the Barcelona Institute for Global Health, reveals another factor that increases the risk of developing Osteoporosis. The research increases the limited knowledge and medical literature present on the connection between pollution and poor bone health. Statistically, the number of cases of Osteoporosis in older adults has increased in recent…