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    A nuance of the morning routine: should you brush your teeth before or after breakfast?

    When should you brush your teeth in the morning—before or after breakfast? Opinions on this matter are divided. Researc…

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    Experts have identified the dirtiest place in the house.

    Meanwhile, there’s a popular spot in your home that makes even the toilet seat seem pristine. It can be up to 75 times dirtier than a toilet seat. We’re talking…

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    What helped María Branyas live to 117 years old? An analysis by researchers.

    The record of María Branyas has officially been recognized by experts from the Guinness World Records. To uncover how Ms. María managed to live such a long life, scientists from…

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    Dream job: 5000 euros for 10 days in bed.

    For many busy individuals, lounging in bed while binge-watching shows or reading is an enticing prospect. Now, the European Space Agency (ESA) is sweetening the deal by offering €5,000 for…

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    Residents of disadvantaged areas are significantly more likely to suffer from dementia.

    Researchers from Rush University in Chicago, led by Professor Pankaj Desai, have discovered that the risk of developing dementia is significantly influenced by one’s neighborhood. The scientists found that residents…

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    Kitchen dance parties are just as beneficial as exercising.

    During the coronavirus pandemic, when people were confined to their homes, English singer Sophie Ellis-Bextor began streaming her online Kitchen Disco dance parties. Not only did she lift the spirits…

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    Should you be concerned about mold growing in your home?

    Many people are aware that microscopic fungi, which invade the walls of homes, can cause asthma and other types of allergies. Meanwhile, Professor of Biology Nicholas Mani from the University…

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    Experts have identified a sleeping position that is linked to financial success.

    Researchers have discovered a link between financial success and the position in which a person sleeps. A large-scale British study commissioned by Bed Slats revealed a sleeping posture favored by…

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    Christmas dishes can turn your dog into a chubby pup.

    Researchers assert that holiday treats are not suitable for our furry companions, primarily due to their staggering calorie counts. Almost everyone with a pet feels compelled to share something delicious…

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    Never take health advice from centenarians!

    Richard Faragher, a professor of biogerontology at the University of Brighton in the UK, stated that there are two main theories explaining the phenomenon of longevity. These theories are not…

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    From nine to six: a traditional work schedule is beneficial for health.

    American researchers claim that a fixed work schedule—from nine in the morning to six in the evening—is the best for our health. After the COVID pandemic, professionals around the world…

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    City dwellers are losing the ability to digest plant-based foods.

    Despite the fact that fruits and vegetables are a key part of the human diet, scientists are just beginning to understand how our bodies break down the most common organic…

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    Excessive sitting increases the risk of premature death: AI data.

    Recent advancements in technology have diminished both the need and desire to move. Many people spend a significant portion of their day sitting, whether at work in front of a…

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    Women gain more benefits from training than men.

    The authors of a new study hope that their findings will encourage women to engage in physical activity. This is especially important since women derive greater benefits than men from…

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    It soothes, alleviates pain, and protects us from ailments: what love does to our bodies.

    Recently, HouseWife discussed the effects of love on the human brain. Valentine’s Day is a great opportunity to explore the various organs and functions of the body that are connected…

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    Some people should eat ten times a day, according to dietitians.

    And that’s not all the benefits of this eating style, according to nutritionists. While the vast majority of people eat three meals a day, experts suggest that some might be…

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    It’s never too late to quit smoking: how it will affect your lifespan.

    According to a new large-scale study conducted by Canadian and Norwegian researchers, individuals can extend their lifespan regardless of the age at which they decide to quit smoking. “Quitting smoking…

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    The quest for longevity: experts have identified the optimal number of daily steps.

    After analyzing data on the activity levels of tens of thousands of people across four continents, gathered from 15 studies, a team of researchers concluded that the optimal number of…

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    Having a dog at home guarantees a girl’s active lifestyle.

    Australian researchers assert that having a dog in the family boosts children’s physical activity, particularly among girls. Owning a dog is linked to an increase in daily activity for girls…

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    Everyone in the garden: gardeners and horticulturists are better protected against stroke and dementia.

    Not long ago, the “50+” portal reported that the cells of residents in green areas age more slowly. Now, a new study reveals the miraculous impact of surrounding greenery on…

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    “Dry January”: How to Reduce Alcohol Consumption After the Festive Season

    British and Australian experts assure us that the benefits of “Dry January” extend beyond what meets the eye. This term refers to the conscious decision made by tens of thousands…

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    The key is to stay on track: how to maintain new healthy habits?

    Psychologists from the University of Pennsylvania have developed science-backed tips to help you stick to new life rules. At the beginning of each year, about 40 percent of the population…

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    How to maintain clean air in your home during winter.

    When it’s cold outside, there’s a temptation to “hunker down” at home and do everything possible to stop the precious heat from escaping. However, it’s important to remember that indoor…

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    There are about 240,000 microplastics in a liter of bottled water: the figure is shocking.

    Researchers have discovered that bottled water may contain significantly more plastic pollutants than previously thought. In a study published in the journal PNAS, scientists from Columbia University reported a breakthrough…

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    Empathy is the companion of Morpheus: compassionate people sleep more soundly.

    Researchers have finally identified a personality type that enjoys deep, restful sleep: those with a high level of empathy. According to scientists, this connection can be attributed to the fact…

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    Embrace the cold: cold treatments are beneficial for heart health and immunity.

    Research conducted in various countries over the decades has proven the benefits of cold exposure for our health. Cold Boosts the Immune System Experts claim that turning on cold water…

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    Shocking discovery: exercise does not extend lifespan.

    However, a 45-year study by researchers at the University of Jyväskylä in Finland has shown that excessive activity may actually accelerate aging. More importantly than physical exercise is the overall…

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    More nuts, less bacon: a healthy diet can help you live longer.

    A large-scale study by an international team of scientists has confirmed: it’s never too late to rethink your diet. As noted by Professor Lars Tøndnes, the lead researcher from the…

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    Using the internet does not harm mental health, according to scientists.

    Recently, there has been growing concern about the potential dangers of internet technologies and mobile phones on mental health. This prompted researchers to conduct a study involving two million participants…

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    How much training is needed to compensate for a day of sitting?

    It’s well-known that spending too much time sitting is extremely harmful to your health. But how much exercise do you need to counteract the negative effects of prolonged sitting? A…

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    Sedentary work hides a deadly danger: how to counteract it.

    An international team of researchers has dedicated a comprehensive study to individuals who spend most of their lives sitting, uncovering the risks associated with this lifestyle. Statistics show that people…

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    Loneliness is a killer: social connections can protect against premature death.

    Loneliness can be a killer, according to authors of a new study from the University of Glasgow (UK). To avoid dying from isolation, it’s important to communicate more frequently with…

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    Kitchen taboos: experts identify subtle factors contributing to food poisoning.

    Food safety experts are warning about hidden factors that can lead to foodborne illnesses, many of which are not immediately obvious. Often, these dangers lurk in our kitchens. This vital…

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    A flexible work schedule keeps the heart young.

    A team of researchers from Harvard and the University of Pennsylvania has conducted a study revealing that moving away from a fixed workday can reduce the likelihood of cardiovascular diseases.…

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    The Science of Sleep: How to Stay Active During Night Shifts

    The strategy for staying alert during night shifts originated in Japan, a country known for its dedicated workaholics. Professor Sanae Oriyama from Hiroshima University proposed a method for effectively distributing…

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    What happens to the body if you give up alcohol for a month?

    Experts are urging those who regularly consume alcohol to take at least one “dry” month and witness the remarkable changes that can occur in their bodies. Completely abstaining from alcohol…

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    From Owl to Lark: How to Change Your Daily Rhythms

    In any interview with an Olympian, top entrepreneur, or millionaire, early rising is often cited as one of the secrets to success. It’s no wonder that the idea of shifting…

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    Researchers have found a link between climate change and alcohol abuse.

    Is there anything in the world untouched by global warming? Scientists now claim that the climate crisis has fueled an increase in alcohol and drug abuse. They argue that high…

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    Not just drawbacks: Facebook can be beneficial for health.

    Facebook is often described as a social network that can be detrimental to mental health. This perception is frequently based on the idea that the app fosters feelings of envy…

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    Dogs are not just friends; they are also healers of people.

    Researchers claim that people who pet other people’s dogs can enjoy numerous health benefits. Just five minutes in the company of these furry friends can significantly lower a person’s stress…

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    Working at night is harmful to health.

    Research shows that working at night can impair memory by 79% in middle-aged and older adults. Those who work late into the night have a higher incidence of cognitive disorders…

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    A wealthy neighborhood is the best dream.

    British researchers have conducted the first large-scale study examining how sleep affects the population. They found that sleep quality is influenced not only by where people live but also by…

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    It’s hard to look without tears: what freelancers and gamers of the future will look like.

    During the Covid-19 pandemic, remote work became the norm for millions. However, a model of the future freelancer presented by scientists looks so alarming that it might drive many back…

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    A glass of wine a day – is it the key to good health?

    Alcohol can be beneficial. This claim is believed to have originated back in the days of ancient Greek healers. However, debates continue about whether alcohol truly offers health benefits. A…

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    Why can’t I lose weight? Experts have identified six reasons.

    When it comes to shedding pounds, diet, gym workouts, and long-distance walking are the go-to methods for many. However, as time passes, noticeable changes often remain elusive. So, what’s holding…

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    Drinking your pain away: scientists explain when alcohol is beneficial and in what amounts.

    According to researchers from the University of Cambridge and the University of Sydney, consuming alcoholic beverages in small or moderate amounts may reduce inflammation in the body. However, the team…

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    Moderate alcohol consumption does not pose a risk of premature death.

    While scientists have found no particular benefits to consuming alcohol—even in modest amounts. The debate over the harmfulness and benefits of moderate alcohol consumption has raged for decades. A team…

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    Don’t let your dog sleep in your bed: experts’ warnings.

    According to researchers, two-thirds of pet owners share their beds with their animals. However, a recent study revealed that parasites found on dogs’ skin can pose significant risks to humans.…

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