Sci Rep: Gut Microbiome Composition Linked to a Marker of Aging Rate
At the species level, the model explained approximately 15% of the variation in the marker. Adding chronological age did not improve its predictive performance...
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Not Screen Time, but Habits: Scientists Find a Link Between Smartphone Use and Posture
On average, they spent around six hours a day using their smartphones...
Alzheimer’s & Dementia: Just a Few Days of Extreme Heat a Year May Be Linked to Dementia Risk
The authors emphasize that the study identifies an association but does not prove that heat itself causes dementia...
French Researchers Explore Why Women’s Body Temperature Fluctuates More Than Men’s
In addition to genetic factors associated with having two X chromosomes, the researchers link this issue to natural fluctuations in body temperature...
Frontiers: A Diverse Diet May Reduce the Risk of Peptic Ulcers in Older Adults
At the beginning of the study, none of the participants had peptic ulcer disease...
The Telegraph: Carnivore Diets and Ice Baths Do Not Extend Lifespan
“Eliminating plant foods deprives the body of fibre and several essential nutrients, including vitamin C,” the expert warned...
Parenting Across Cultures: Physical Punishment Linked to Greater Anxiety and Aggression in Children, Study Finds
Another set of findings concerned parental warmth...
Circulation: Doctors Explain How Hormones and Mental Health Affect Women’s Hearts
Currently, healthcare for women is fragmented: pediatricians, primary care physicians, gynecologists and cardiologists rarely have a complete picture of a patient’s health...
Getting Enough Sleep Is Becoming Increasingly Difficult in the Modern World
Addressing this problem, researchers argue in a paper published in the Journal of Sleep Research, should not be left to individuals alone...
Winter or Summer Time: Which Is Better for Your Health?
The authors conclude that standard, or winter, time is the best option for health...
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