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The surprising effect weight gain has on our brain CW Headley

Consistently, greater BMI was linked with biomarkers instructive of cognitive decline. None of these indicators indicate this outcome on their own, but together they can aid diagnosis tremendously. Read More

If these 2 things are missing from your diet, it may be why you’re so anxious Kyle Schnitzer

Researchers from the University of Toronto recently released new research, published in the International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health, finding that adults who consume low amounts of fruit and vegetable can increase the likelihood of being diagnosed with anxiety disorder. Read More

This age group is being left behind in the new healthcare era John Anderer

Researchers from the University of California, San Francisco have discovered that many older adults are feeling even more cut off from their doctors and physicians since everything has shifted over to telemedicine. Read More

Study finds certain mouthwashes have a very timely health benefit John Anderer

Researchers there have discovered that certain commercially available mouthwashes (including cool mint Listerine) are capable of “inactivating” SARS-CoV-2 within infected patients’ mouths and throats. Read More

Your cancer risk can go up over 80% if you spend a lot of your day doing this CW Headley

However difficult, setting aside time for habitual physical activity is more than worth it. Read More

Study finds if women simply stand next to men in photos they are seen as successful Meredith Lepore

The viewers found that men’s attractiveness levels and business success were not impacted by the presence of a female in the photo. However, this was not the case for the ladies. Read More

Here’s one less thing you have to worry about when traveling John Anderer

A new study just released by the American Society of Microbiology concerning the multidrug-resistant fungus Candida auris is welcome news in the sense that it allows travelers to cross off at least one of their infectious travel worries. Read More

According to science, your hair can reveal these secrets about your life John Anderer

Researchers from the University of Utah were able to analyze dietary trends among different U.S. socioeconomic brackets using nothing but hair samples collected from participants. Read More

Some COVID-19 survivors are experiencing a very scary symptom CW Headley

Experts seem to agree that these strange prodromes are primarily authored by our bodies’ reaction to infection, not COVID-19 itself. Read More

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