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If you have trouble doing this, you may be at risk of Alzheimer’s in the future John Anderer

Some people naturally have a better sense of direction than others, but a new study finds frequent spatial navigation problems are often observed in adults at a greater genetic risk of developing Alzheimer’s. Read More

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This is the age that people are the happiest, according to Dartmouth scientists CW Headley

The study subsumed four main areas of satisfaction, namely mental health, frequency of social interactions, and ideations with respect to these interactions, physical wellness, and national well-being. Read More

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Study shows this dangerous activity could be the reason your relationships fail Kyle Schnitzer

People who binge-drink have trouble feeling empathy for others due to the strain binge-drinking has on the brain, new research from the University of Sussex reports. Read More

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Scientists predict COVID-19 will eventually evolve into one of these John Anderer

No one was sure of how long COVID-19 would stick around, but now believe it’s here to stay. According to a new study, it could turn into a seasonal virus. Read More

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Pairing this trendy diet with intermittent fasting could save your heart John Anderer

Many have pondered about the best diet to pair with an intermittent fasting schedule, and now a new cumulative review of prior studies has an answer – at least from a cardiovascular health perspective. Read More

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Their analysis posits that the keto diet may prevent the development of Alzheimer’s disease by inducing a healthy balance of the gut microorganisms existing in our gut. Read More

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This is the downside of exercising too much during COVID-19 John Anderer

A new study just released by Washington State University finds that ramping up one’s exercise routine may not provide stress relief after all. This is, at least when it comes to pandemic-related stress. Read More

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These types of CEOs tend to think outside the box John Anderer

Researchers from Rice University and Arizona State University say that CEOs with unusual names tend to make more unconventional decisions and implement outside the box strategies and policies more often. Read More

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If you have this many drinks per week it could double the risk of dementia CW Headley

More than 96, 000 respondents said that they experienced a loss of consciousness because of excessive alcohol consumption at some point, and roughly 10,000 did so within the last year. Read More

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