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Letting teenagers sleep in

September 30, 2014

Due to naturally occurring advances in the body clock during puberty, it’s extremely difficult for most teens to fall asleep before 11. Everyone knows sleep is important for teenagers, but a new study says that ensuring they get enough of […]

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Time might be ‘essential ingredient’ in healthier eating

September 28, 2014

Those who spent the least time on food preparation also spent the most money on food away from home and were more likely to eat at fast food restaurants. People who spend more time preparing and cooking meals are more […]

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Thickening waist holds warning sign of breast cancer: study

September 25, 2014

A new study suggested that going up several skirt sizes in midlife could be a warning sign of increased cancer risk. According to the study quoted by media reports Thursday, women who went up a skirt size every decade after […]

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Mom’s iron intake may be important for autism risk: study

September 24, 2014

Iron intake during pregnancy might be associated with autism risk in the infant, a new study suggests. Researchers found that moms of kids with autism were less likely to remember taking iron supplements before and during pregnancy than other moms. […]

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Four signs to watch out for Alzheimer’s

September 23, 2014

Alzheimer’s causes long-term loss of the ability to think and reason. Trouble with memory is one of the early signs of Alzheimer’s. On the World Alzheimer’s Day, here are four signs of the deadly disease: 1. One should watchout for […]

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iPS tests show statins could treat dwarfism

September 22, 2014

Japan – Researchers at Kyoto University have used tests with induced pluripotent stem cells, or iPS cells, to show that a widely-used drug could help in the treatment of people with dwarfism. A team led by Professor Noriyuki Tsumaki derived […]

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To work better, break every 52 minutes

September 22, 2014

To maximize your productivity, you should probably be spending a lot more time not working. At least, that is, according to a study that finds we should take 17-minute breaks after every 52 minutes of work. The idea, the Muse […]

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High blood sugar increases cancer risk

September 22, 2014

Researchers analyzed 16 studies covering 900,000 people and found that non-diabetics with high blood sugar levels are at 15 percent increased risk for breast, colon, liver, stomach, pancreas and endometrial cancers. No link was found for lung, prostate, ovarian, kidney […]

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Half fried eggs can cause illness: Study

September 21, 2014

Scientists have warned not to take half fried eggs in breakfast as these contain some lethal pathogens. They said half fried eggs may contain bacterial species such as Salmonella and clostridium Botulinum which cause food poisoning. According to Centers for […]

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Scientist: it’s possible to diagnose depression through blood test

September 19, 2014

Depression, typically diagnosed in an interview with a therapist, can be diagnosed through blood test, according to a new study recently released by journal Translational Psychiatry. Researchers not only developed a blood test which can find molecules in the blood associated […]

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