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A history of eating disorders and obesity before pregnancy enhance the risk of mental health diagnosis in offspring

Posted on by kreashinz
23
Oct

A recent study found that children whose mothers had eating disorders and obesity before pregnancy were more likely to be diagnosed with a mental health condition. The results of a recent study conducted on a Finnish population of almost 400,000 mothers and approximately 650,000 offspring showed significant links between mothers’ health and the mental well-being […]

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Vitamin D deficiency in children increases the risk of autoimmune disorders: study explains how

Posted on by kreashinz
22
Oct

Make sure your child gets enough sun vitamins. In addition to calcium’s role in absorbing and strengthening bones, scientists have discovered more about its connection with the immune system. A recent study revealed that vitamin D deficiency in teenage children may boost the risk of developing autoimmune diseases. According to the latest test published in […]

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A modern prognostic model helps determine the risk of epilepsy after stroke

Posted on by kreashinz
21
Oct

Scientists from 15 countries, led by Amsterdam UMC, have developed a way to predict which patients are at risk of developing epilepsy after cerebral venous sinus thrombosis (CVT). CVT is a type of stroke that usually affects women between the ages of 20 and 50. The predictive model is now freely available worldwide, and the […]

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Covid-19 vaccine linked to increased risk of facial paralysis: study

Posted on by kreashinz
20
Oct

Scientists have found that vaccination against Covid-19 is associated with an increased risk of facial paralysis, with the risk being particularly high within 28 days of receiving the shot. Facial paralysisalso known as Bell’s palsy, it leads to ephemeral weakness or paralysis of the facial muscles, which causes drooping of one side of the face […]

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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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Understanding the surprising link between HDL cholesterol quality and Alzheimer’s disease risk

Posted on by kreashinz
13
Oct

Higher levels of HDL-C, called “good cholesterol,” have been shown to correlate with an increased risk of Alzheimer’s disease. A up-to-date study published in the journal Journal of Clinical Endocrinology & Metabolism can explain why. According to a research team led by the University of Pittsburgh, when a woman enters menopause, it is about the […]

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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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Being overweight increases the risk of pregnancy complications regardless of a woman’s country of birth: study

Posted on by kreashinz
05
Oct

Obesity increases health complications during pregnancy, including miscarriage, premature birth and preeclampsia. Researchers found that being overweight during pregnancy increases this risk regardless of the woman’s country of birth. The latest study by scientists from Linköping University and Karolinska Institutet in Sweden examined the risk of complications faced by overweight pregnant women, both those born […]

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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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Studies warn that soda, juice and too much coffee may boost the risk of stroke

Posted on by kreashinz
03
Oct

Choose water to quench your thirst, other options may have health risks. Recent research shows that constant consumption of soda, fruit juice and excessive coffee consumption may boost the risk of stroke. As part of the large-scale INTERSTROKE research project, a large-scale study of stroke risk factors, researchers conducted two separate analyses, one on the […]

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