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Even having this type of drink in moderation could put you at higher risk for cancer CW Headley

On the back of this, a new paper, published in the Journal of Studies on Alcohol and Drugs concluded that even those who adhere to government intake guidelines dramatically increase their risk of developing cancer over time. Read More

Scientists can now scan your brain to see if you’re lonely John Anderer

A new study from Dartmouth College has uncovered a novel way for modern science to detect loneliness in patients using nothing more than a brain scan. Read More

This is what not getting enough sleep can do to your heart CW Headley

The authors explore the mechanisms of staffing broken sleep’s association with atherosclerosis—a disease that describes the deposition of plaques of fatty material on the inner walls of the arteries. Read More

People who live to 100 have these 5 things in common CW Headley

Although being caucasian and female were identified as determinants in regards to status, diverse communities enjoyed a wealth of positive outcomes. Read More

Study says if you do this with your mask on, the protection rate drops dramatically CW Headley

A new study published in the journal Physics of Fluids employed detailed computer models to determine the expected flow patterns of small coronavirus virions released when a mask-wearing individual coughs repeatedly. Read More

Harvard scientists say this is the eating pattern to follow to keep your heart healthy CW Headley

As regimens that allow subscribers to tailor their eating plans around unique objectives and body types (like the flexitarian diet for instance) continue to gain momentum, a new Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health report posits that optimal health is achieved via diverse patterns as opposed to one fixed routine. Read More

The weird reason people lie so much, according to research CW Headley

Research has suggested that humans are especially dishonest in the instances when telling the truth will cause others to think meanly of us. Read More

Harvard researchers just debunked this major exercise myth CW Headley

According to new epidemiological research from The Harvard T. H. Chan School of Public Health, the idea that 10,000 steps should be everyone’s daily fitness goal on principle isn’t actually substantiated by science. Read More

This is the weird reason you can’t lose weight, according to science CW Headley

A new crossover clinical study, published in the Journal of Clinical Endocrinology & Metabolism adds to this development by concluding people who eat a late dinner not only burn less fat overnight, but they also have higher blood sugar levels compared to those who habitually eat their dinner earlier in the evening. Read More

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