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Food processing level outweighs plant-based label for heart health benefits, study finds
Plant-Based Diets and Cardiovascular Health: A New Study A recent study conducted by a research team from INRAE, Inserm, Université…
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Stress alters metabolic hormone with health consequences, study shows
A groundbreaking study conducted by researchers at Columbia University Mailman School of Public Health, Columbia University Irving Medical Center, and…
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For older Americans, the cost of poverty is 9 years of life, study finds
It is no secret that wealth and longevity have a strong correlation in the United States and around the world.…
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Inhalers produce as much carbon emissions as over 500,000 cars each year, study finds
Inhalers and Their Impact on Climate Change Inhalers play a crucial role in providing fast-acting treatment for individuals with respiratory…
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Study Finds AI Hasn’t Changed the Job Market — Yet
The current job market is experiencing a slowdown, making it challenging for young workers to find employment. Many attribute this…
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Microplastics found to change gut microbiome in first human-sample study
A groundbreaking study presented at UEG Week 2025 has revealed that microplastics, tiny plastic particles commonly found in the environment,…
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Very few regret a legal gender change in Sweden, study finds
A recent study conducted by Uppsala University in Sweden has shed light on the stability of legal gender changes among…
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Lasting impact of mother’s diet during pregnancy revealed in rationing study
A recent study led by the University of Bristol has shed light on the lasting impact of a mother’s diet…
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Marriage tied to higher health and happiness than single life, study finds
Marriage has long been considered a cornerstone of societal structure and personal fulfillment. A recent study conducted by researchers from…
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She lived to be the world’s oldest person. A new study credits genetic variants — and maybe her yogurt habit.
Branyas’ lifestyle included daily walks and a positive outlook on life, according to Esteller. She maintained a healthy weight and…
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