Study: Irregular Weekend Eating May Harm Men’s Heart Health
“This study shows that maintaining regular meal timing plays an important role in cardiovascular disease prevention, alongside sleep and diet quality,” the authors write...
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Study: Steps reduce the risk of early death, but walking speed also matters
In addition, maintaining a faster walking pace for at least 30 minutes each day...
Study: Light pollution during nighttime sleep negatively affects the human heart
Three years later, the participants underwent cardiovascular magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) to identify possible changes in the structure and function of the heart...
Frontiers in Physiology: Chocolate aroma helped increase exercise volume
he participants were divided into three groups: one inhaled the aroma of liquid dark chocolate containing 90% cocoa...
The Lancet: Wildfire smoke may be more harmful than pollution from urban traffic
The researchers analyzed health data from millions of Americans across 20 states...
NBC News: U.S. surgeons successfully separate conjoined twin girls joined at the head
Doctors cannot yet say exactly how the surgery will affect their development in the long term...
DNA changes shape after injury: scientists identify a mechanism essential for tissue regeneration
The scientists identified three DNA loops and experimentally demonstrated that they are necessary for effective regeneration...
Weight-loss medications may be dangerous for people with eating disorders: experts propose new recommendations
GLP-1 medications reduce appetite, blood glucose levels, and blood pressure, slow gastric emptying, and promote weight loss...
Frontiers: Vitamin D3 may reduce blood vessel and kidney damage associated with sleep apnea
The combination of severe oxygen deprivation and vitamin D deficiency had the most harmful effects on the animals...
PLOS: Thinning of the retina may indicate a dangerous heart rhythm disorder
Atrial fibrillation is a heart rhythm disorder in which the heart beats irregularly...
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