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02/07/2019
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By Jessica Dolores
School-aged children with cognitive dysfunction may have been exposed to air pollution while in the womb, according to new study
Air pollution is a modern-day scourge many city folks can’t ignore. It’s in the toxic smoke we inhale from vehicles. It’s in the cigarette smoke we unwittingly inhale from the guy standing next to us in the checkout counter. More sad news: Even unborn children suffer from the sins their elders commit against the environment. […]
02/07/2019
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By Jessica Dolores
Knee surgery — bad for the brain? One in five older adults suffer weakening of brain networks after joint replacement
Surgery is a major decision for the patient, his or her family, and the attending physician. It requires prolonged hospital confinement, physical preparation, and much expense. Doctors and patients weigh the dangers non-performance of the operation has on the person against his or her chances of getting rid of, or suffering less from, the illness. […]
01/09/2019
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By Jessica Dolores
Nutrition can help manage Alzheimer’s, from mild to severe stages
An aging population all over the world is raising the risk of Alzheimer’s disease among seniors. Today, the degenerative disease which impairs older people’s mental health makes up a significant 50 to 70 percent of dementia cases. The World Alzheimer Report in 2015 states that around 46 million are afflicted with the disease and other forms […]
10/14/2018
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By Jessica Dolores
Exercise CAN save your life, especially when it comes to brain health
You don’t need to witness someone you love deteriorate right before your eyes to prepare for Alzheimer’s disease: Scientists from the UT Southwestern Medical Center found that regular exercise is linked to increased brain health – which lowers your chances of getting this debilitating condition. In the study, which was published in the Journal for Alzheimer’s Disease, the […]
09/18/2018
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By Jessica Dolores
Mental reprieve: Women who text their partners during office hours reduce their stress, according to research
We know that close relationships – like those between married couples – are good for you. You have someone to share your hopes and dreams. You can unburden your problems to someone you trust, someone who will help you get over the hump. New evidence shows that this positive effect extends to the work place. A California […]
09/08/2018
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By Jessica Dolores
How much physical exercise you do now will affect the learning ability of your future children
Our looks, intelligence quotient, and personality disposition are not the only things we inherit from our parents. A recent study shows that we get our capacity to learn from them as well. A recent study by Prof. André Fischer and his team from the German Center for Neurodegenerative Diseases (DZNE) in Goettingen and Munich and […]
06/11/2018
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By Jessica Dolores
40% of American adults have personally experienced online abuse…why is the internet turning us all into cyber bullies?
Cyberbullying is becoming more rampant, with experts saying that 40 percent of American adults have experienced some form of online abuse. In fact, the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, Bureau of Justice Statistics and Cyberbullying Research Center says that 52 percent of students have been cyberbullied. Yet, this same percentage of teens do not […]
05/25/2018
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By Jessica Dolores
Living high, but feeling low? Study says that living in high-altitude areas increases your risk of depression
New systemic research based on 12 studies and published in the Harvard Review of Psychiatry revealed that the incidents of depression and suicide among people who live in high-altitude states like Arizona are higher than those in low-altitude areas.The researchers from the University of Utah in Salt Lake City explained that low atmospheric pressure in […]
05/18/2018
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By Jessica Dolores
No walking dead here! Walking benefits the brain and prevents cognitive decline
We know that walking makes us feel good, especially after a stressful day. That’s why some people choose to “walk away” from problems, or from negative people. Scientists have discovered another thing going for this simple exercise: It helps boost mental health. Researchers observed 12 healthy young adults and used ultrasound to measure internal carotid artery […]
05/17/2018
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By Jessica Dolores
WHEN you are stressed may determine if and HOW MUCH weight you gain, according to new research
A new study revealed that the timing of stress can determine if you’ll gain weight from the high-pressure situation or not. Stanford University researchers led by Mary Teruel, Ph.D., assistant professor of chemical and systems biology, found that our body’s natural rhythm controls the switch that releases fat cells. In the first of the experiment […]
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