When it comes to dementia risk, no amount of alcohol is safe, according to a new study that contradicts prior research findings.
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Fake Sugars Like Aspartame May Be Making Your Brain Age Faster
A new study that followed nearly 13,000 adults for almost a decade found that some of the most common artificial sweeteners ...
More than 80% of pre-kindergarten (pre-K) to 12th-grade students and staff have at least one respiratory virus detected and ...
A new study published in Scientific Reports has established that sarcopenia enhances middle-aged and older Chinese adults' ...
Internet Usage, Social Participation, and Depression Symptoms Among Middle-Aged and Older Adult Chinese Individuals Before and During the COVID-19 Pandemic: Evidence From the Chin ...
Cambridge will co-lead a new £42.8million UK-wide study following the lives of 30,000 children born in 2026, with the aim of ...
Offspring faced an elevated likelihood for impaired lung function trajectories from childhood to middle age if their father ...
A study that tracked nearly 3,000 adults over five decades revealed a consistent link between later breakfasts, poorer health ...
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Researchers studied years of Taylor Swift interviews. Here's what they learned about speech patterns
Miski Mohamed and Matthew Winn of the University of Minnesota analyzed years of recorded interviews from Taylor Swift's ...
Reporting frequent feelings of loneliness and not having close friends before age 17 is associated with higher cognitive ...
Australia: Researchers have found in a new study that frequent intake of artificially sweetened beverages during pregnancy ...
A long-term study tracking 475 children found that autistic children are far more likely to experience persistent gastrointestinal issues than their peers.
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