Cannabis Does Not Improve Sleep: Study Reveals an Unexpected Effect
The results showed that a longer history of cannabis use was associated with poorer objective sleep measures...
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Blood Markers May Reveal Signs of Accelerated Immune Aging
The authors suggest that their discovery could eventually lead to a blood test capable of identifying an increased risk of disease at an early stage, before symptoms appear...
Scientists Discover How Horseback Riding Affects Behavior in Children with Autism
The study builds on earlier research by the team showing that an eight- to ten-week course of therapeutic horseback riding can benefit children with autism...
Can a Healthy Diet Help Preserve Memory? Study Reveals Limitations of Popular Diets
When data from a single time point were analyzed, greater adherence to a continuous Mediterranean diet score was associated with better overall cognitive functioning...
Study: Memory Decline Between Ages 60 and 69 Is Linked to an Increased Risk of Stroke
Some memory lapses are an expected part of aging...
Study: Even Short-Term E-Cigarette Use Damages the Lungs
The findings point to biological mechanisms that may help explain why vaping is associated with lung damage and increased susceptibility to respiratory infections...
EU Countries to Discuss Possible Plague Outbreak in Russia
I can confirm that the incident in Russia will be on the agenda of the Health Security Committee...
Frontiers in Psychology: Scientists Find That Nature Walks Can Help Lonely People
The researchers' findings could help guide healthcare systems around the world, as loneliness is a serious concern not only among older people in Spain...
Diabetes: Olive Oil Before Carbohydrates Reduced the Rise in Blood Glucose
The study provides a physiological explanation for how the order in which nutrients are consumed affects post-meal blood glucose levels...
WHO Reports 8,700 Confirmed Ebola Cases in the Democratic Republic of the Congo
The WHO noted that “transmission remains intense at the national level, although the burden is unevenly distributed...
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