Health & Wellness

New Study Shows Allulose Could Help Combat Obesity and Type 2 Diabetes

A groundbreaking study published in Nutrients has shown that a 12-week diet rich in allulose, a rare sugar, could have…

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Study Reveals 0.5 Percent Microplastic in Human Brain Tissue

A recent study has uncovered an alarming presence of microplastics within human brain tissue, raising serious concerns about the potential…

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Advanced Biomaterial Promotes Cartilage Regrowth, Potentially Avoiding Knee Replacements

Researchers at Northwestern University have developed an innovative cartilage regrowth biomaterial that has shown significant promise in regenerating high-quality cartilage…

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Processed Red Meat Linked to Higher Dementia Risk

Recent research presented at the Alzheimer’s Association International Conference has revealed a significant connection between the consumption of processed red…

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Researchers Uncover Diet’s Role in Rising Colon Cancer Rates Among Young Adults

A team of scientists exploring the alarming increase in colon cancer diagnoses among young adults has made significant discoveries regarding…

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Scientists Discover New Hormone in Breastfeeding Women That Accelerates Bone Healing

Researchers from the University of California at San Francisco (UCSF) and UC Davis have identified a groundbreaking hormone, CCN3, that…

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Japan: 3-Minute Heart Restart System for Emergencies Developed by Scientists

Researchers at Tohoku University in Japan have developed a pioneering 3-minute heart restart system capable of restarting blood circulation in…

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UK Sugar Tax Cuts Children’s Sugar Intake from Soft Drinks by Nearly Half, Study Finds

The introduction of the sugar tax in the United Kingdom has had a significant impact on children’s health, particularly in…

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Fake Botox Injections Result in Severe Health Complications

A new CDC report has highlighted the dangers of receiving Botox injections from unlicensed individuals in non-medical settings. The report…

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Night Owls Excel in Cognitive Function Compared to Early Risers, Study Shows

New research has turned the tables on the common belief that early risers are more productive than night owls. According…

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