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In a recently published preliminary analysis, 79% of confirmed coronavirus patients were bald men. Read More

If you have more of this hormone, you could be at higher risk of fatal COVID-19 CW Headley

In a new paper published in The Lancet, researchers determined that high levels of the stress hormone cortisol can place coronavirus carriers at higher risk for death. Read More

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Scientists just discovered a procedure that reverses the aging process CW Headley

In a new study published in the journal Aging, researchers successfully rejuvenated three germ layer tissues in mouse models after exchanging old blood plasma with a mixture of saline and albumin (“neutral” age blood exchange, or NBE for short). Read More

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This is what happens to your body when you exercise too much CW Headley

In contrast with conventional wisdom, researchers from The Tokyo Institute of Technology discovered that daily strenuous activity might actually yield adverse effects on overall health. Read More

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This is the weird reason you keep skipping lunch, according to research John Anderer

Researchers from Staffordshire University investigated what compels so many people to skip their lunch breaks, and came to several fascinating conclusions. Read More

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If your hair suddenly does this, you could be at higher risk for this silent killer Meredith Lepore

The study looked at the CT angiograms of 545 adult men’s heart arteries without known heart disease. Read More

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This cheap, old drug could be a game changer for COVID-19 deaths CW Headley

“If they hold up,” said Devi Sridhar, an expert on global public health at the University of Edinburgh, “they could be a game-changer for critical patients, as the drugs are accessible even in lower-income countries.” … Read More

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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

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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

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