Nature Medicine: Cervical Cancer Deaths Projected to Rise by 39.3% by 2050
An international team of medical researchers reached this conclusion while preparing the latest report as part of the Global Burden of Disease (GBD) project...
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Journal of Neurology: Long-Term High BMI Linked to Memory Decline
The researchers tracked changes in BMI over time rather than relying on a single measurement...
Banning Sweets Can Make Them More Tempting: How Parental Restrictions Shape Children's Eating Habits
Experts advise against dividing foods into forbidden and permitted categories or using sweets as a reward for good behavior...
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According to the authors, similar disruptions in humans could be associated with anxiety, insomnia and chronic fatigue, which often accompany overtraining...
Too Much Exercise May Harm the Brain: Scientists Discover Unexpected Effects of Overtraining
The researchers studied mice divided into two groups...
Child Dies of Measles in New York State for the First Time in 30 Years
I am saddened to learn that a child from Lewis County has died from measles," she wrote on X...
Frontiers: Almonds May Help Lower "Bad" Cholesterol
The researchers analyzed eight systematic reviews with meta-analyses of randomized trials investigating the effects of almond consumption on adult health...
AHA: Hypertension Before Pregnancy Increases the Risk of Congenital Heart Defects in Babies by 30%
Chronic hypertension—high blood pressure that existed before pregnancy or was diagnosed within the first 20 weeks—showed the strongest association with the risk of these defects...
Study: Activating Mitochondria May Slow the Growth of Cancer Cells
The study demonstrates that the metabolic characteristics of tumor cells may not simply be a consequence of their rapid growth, but also one of the factors regulating cell proliferation...
More Plant-Based Protein, Higher Testosterone? What a New Study Found
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