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Are you taking pills for cardiovascular disease? Research shows they may also protect against dementia

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20
Nov

Taking medications for cholesterol and blood pressure may seem like a burden to your health for many people. But there is good news for those who must rely on cardiovascular medications. Researchers have found that in addition to their cardiovascular benefits, long-term operate of these drugs, especially in combination, may provide protection against dementia. Latest […]

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Research suggests that every extra hour of walking after the age of 40 increases your lifespan

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19
Nov

As the latest research shows, the secret of longevity lies in the level of physical activity at the age of 40. Being more dynamic at this stage may extend your life. The study found that Americans who augment their physical activity to match the top 25 percent of the population could extend their lives by […]

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Research suggests that after every hour of sitting, walk for 10 minutes to lower your blood pressure

Posted on by kreashinz
15
Nov

A sedentary lifestyle is associated with an increased risk of chronic diseases, including hypertension and diabetes. If your lifestyle involves a lot of sitting, researchers now suggest taking miniature breaks to counter the effects. Recent test found that sitting for more than six hours a day in childhood and continuing this habit into adulthood could […]

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Research Links Increased operate of harmful PFAS

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14
Nov

Pregnant women and breastfeeding mothers may need to limit the operate of makeup products and pay attention to their composition. A recent study warns that increased operate of personal care products during pregnancy and breastfeeding is associated with higher levels of harmful chemicals. Brown University researchers found higher levels of per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) […]

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Groundbreaking research reveals how to target malignant DNA in aggressive cancers

Posted on by kreashinz
09
Nov

Scientists have discovered a way to target the elusive circular pieces of DNA that determine the survival of some of the most aggressive cancers, paving the way for future therapies. In three groundbreaking papers published today in Naturescientists from the Cancer Grand Challenges eDyNAmiC team and their international collaborators from the Francis Crick Institute and […]

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Indigent sleep after the age of 40 can extend the age of the brain by years: research shows

Posted on by kreashinz
27
Oct

Lack of sleep not only makes you feel groggy the next day, but the effects can be long-lasting. In addition to mounting evidence, scientists have found that destitute sleep quality during the Middle Ages is linked to accelerated brain aging over the next ten years. A recent study that assessed participants’ brain health using brain […]

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No cardiovascular benefit, increases circulatory risk; Research results

Posted on by kreashinz
18
Oct

Prolonged sitting has long been associated with various health risks, including cardiovascular problems, which contributes to the popularity of standing desks among office workers. However, a recent study suggests that standing for long periods of time does not provide long-term cardiovascular benefits and may not be a better option. According to the latest test published […]

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Research says that screen apply in 9- and 10-year-olds increases the risk of depression and anxiety

Posted on by kreashinz
08
Oct

It’s time to take a closer look at your kids’ screen time habits. With recent research emerging every day on the impact of excessive screen apply on mental health, a recent study suggests an alarming conclusion: children aged 9 and 10 are at an increased risk of depression and anxiety due to screen apply. In […]

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Research has shown that a promising fresh drug for Alzheimer’s disease can prevent the accumulation of tau

Posted on by kreashinz
06
Oct

Scientists have developed a fresh drug that may show promise in treating Alzheimer’s disease because it blocks the build-up of tau protein and acts on two regions of the protein, preventing it from sticking together. The newest drug, RI-AG03, is a peptide inhibitor developed by a research team led by Lancaster University in collaboration with […]

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Research shows that road and aircraft noise is associated with an increased risk of atrial fibrillation

Posted on by kreashinz
04
Oct

Modern research from a vast Nordic cohort study suggests that long-term exposure to road and aircraft noise may augment the risk of atrial fibrillation, especially in women and people who are overweight or obese. Test: Residential exposure to traffic noise and risk of atrial fibrillation: a pooled study of 11 prospective Nordic cohorts. Photo credit: […]

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