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    The switch to daylight saving time and back to standard time poses a threat to health, according to experts.

    On the night of October 26 to 27, residents of about 40 percent of countries around the world will be setting their clo…

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    One in five adults does not wash their hands after using the restroom: a shocking study.

    A team of experts from the Australian Food Safety Council has discovered that nearly one in five adults neglects to wash their hands after using the restroom. Even more concerning,…

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    Destroys the body and mind: 5 signs of obsessive dependence on your phone.

    While the total dependence of the population on smartphones doesn’t yet provoke the same level of anxiety and rejection in society as, for example, gaming or drug addiction, scientists warn…

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    Poor sleep at night inevitably ages the brain.

    A team of neurologists from the University of California, San Francisco, analyzed sleep quality and cognitive abilities in about 600 individuals, with an average age of 40. The findings revealed…

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    Walk not far, but short and often: a style of strolling that supports the heart.

    After reviewing the research conducted by the team at the University of Milan, you might want to rethink your daily walking routine. Scientists have stated that when it comes to…

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    There is a strange connection between depression and body temperature, according to scientists.

    Recently, several studies have uncovered a correlation between symptoms of depression and body temperature. The research team from the University of California, San Francisco (UCSF) analyzed data from 20,880 individuals…

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    Hundreds of common cosmetic products contain harmful substances.

    According to experts, this concerns products sold throughout Europe. The team from the European Chemicals Agency (ECHA), based in Helsinki, examined nearly 4,500 cosmetic products across 13 European countries. It…

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    Masculinity is destructive: tough men avoid doctors and have shorter lifespans.

    Researchers at the University of Chicago argue that masculinity can be toxic. Their study revealed that “absolute” men tend to die several years earlier than those whose masculine traits are…

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    How long does it take for a former smoker to get their body back in order?

    In a recent study, a team of South Korean researchers sought to determine whether the cardiovascular system of a cigarette smoker could eventually resemble that of someone who has never…

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    Nightmares can be an early sign of dementia.

    We spend a third of our lives asleep, often accompanied by dreams. Yet, despite the central role dreams play in our lives, we still know surprisingly little about why we…

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    Experts compared three popular weight loss methods. Which one is the best?

    One in eight people worldwide suffers from obesity. Meanwhile, excess body fat increases the risk of developing type 2 diabetes, heart disease, and certain types of cancer. And that’s just…

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    Hypertension – the silent killer: how exercise stabilizes blood pressure.

    A recent study from the University of California, San Francisco (UCSF) revealed that if you want to protect yourself from high blood pressure, you need to think long-term. Managing your…

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    Baby boomers live longer, but their health is quite fragile.

    According to a global study conducted by researchers from the University of Oxford and University College London (UCL), members of the baby boomer generation are living longer. However, their health…

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    Caffeine slows the progression of dementia.

    A morning espresso accompanying a light breakfast or a cup of coffee between business meetings may help reduce the risk of developing dementia, particularly its most severe form—Alzheimer’s disease. This…

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    How many times does a person’s heart beat in a lifetime?

    Throughout history, humanity has penned countless poems and songs about the heart in thousands of languages, depicting it as a vessel of love, kindness, and courage. However, the primary function…

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    There is no truth in standing for long periods: prolonged standing can lead to serious health issues.

    Due to the harmful effects of prolonged standing, researchers have dubbed it the “new smoking.” It turns out that standing is not a cure-all for the issues caused by long…

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    New is the forgotten old: doctors have approved a simple weight loss strategy without medication.

    Researchers from the Qilu Hospital at Shandong University have endorsed a straightforward weight loss strategy that doesn’t rely on medication. Their extensive study has shown that a plant-based diet is…

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    Crosswords and books protect the brain from aging.

    Authors of a large-scale study have confirmed that challenging mental tasks help maintain brain health as we age. The most accessible and popular activities include solving puzzles, deciphering crosswords, and…

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    Constipation harms heart health.

    Research from Monash University in Australia has revealed that a seemingly mundane issue like constipation is an underestimated risk factor for cardiovascular diseases, including heart failure, heart attacks, and strokes.…

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    What health issues can our nose reveal?

    A close examination of your nose can reveal some serious health issues, ranging from skin conditions to internal diseases. Den Baumgardt, a senior lecturer at the University of Bristol’s Faculty…

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    Excessive light from nighttime sources poses a risk for Alzheimer’s disease.

    Excessive urban light pollution caused by streetlights and neon signs may increase the risk of developing Alzheimer’s disease, particularly among individuals under 65 years old. A team from a university…

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    The physical condition of young vapers and tobacco cigarette smokers is equally poor.

    A study from Manchester Metropolitan University has revealed that young people who prefer vaping are in just as poor physical shape as those who smoke traditional tobacco cigarettes. According to…

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    Experts have identified vegetables that can easily and naturally protect against hypertension.

    Researchers from Edith Cowan University (ECU) have noted that consuming simple and delightful cruciferous vegetables can reduce the risk of developing serious heart diseases by 5 percent. We’ve all been…

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    Short, intense workouts combat premature ejaculation.

    Researchers from East China Normal University have made an intriguing announcement. They claim that just a short daily workout can help men overcome one of the most common issues in…

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    A tough dilemma: which water to drink – sparkling or still?

    Do you prefer sparkling or still water? When we hear this question at a café or restaurant, we usually make our choice with confidence. But is that choice linked to…

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    Using a mobile phone does not cause brain cancer, according to the WHO.

    Mobile phone users often hold their devices close to their heads. And these phones, by the way, are known for their radiofrequency emissions. For years, these two factors have raised…

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    People age rapidly at two stages of life, according to scientists.

    Results from a new study by a team at Stanford University have revealed that aging is not a slow and steady process. This finding helps explain the sudden spikes in…

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    Sleep specialists explained how to become a morning person: the question is, why?

    The world isn’t designed for you if you’re a night owl rather than a morning lark. For most people, work and school start between 8 and 9 AM. If you…

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    Domestic animals make us healthy and happy: 5 simple proofs.

    “My pets help me stay healthy, productive, and happy. And I hope I help them be happy and healthy too,” says Jacqueline Boyd, a senior lecturer in animal science at…

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    The color of our tongue reveals secrets about our health.

    The tongue is primarily made up of muscles. Some of these muscles control its shape, while others manage its movement. It is covered with specialized membranes that contain numerous tiny…

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    Food additives: benefit or risk?

    The global market for food additives is projected to reach at least $140 billion in 2024, and experts expect it to double in the coming years. Which additives are safe…

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    Why you shouldn’t give up your morning cup of coffee.

    Consuming too much caffeine can undoubtedly be harmful to your health. However, numerous studies have shown that just one cup of coffee a day is linked to a variety of…

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    A long sleep on the weekends is good for the heart: a conclusion in the scientific debate.

    In recent years, scientists have often debated whether catching up on sleep during the weekend can make up for the sleep deficit accumulated during the workweek. Many experts have insisted…

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    Sweet pest: excess sugar in the diet accelerates aging.

    Researchers from the University of California, Berkeley, have uncovered a link between excessive sugar consumption and a person’s biological age. The scientists warn that adding sugar to one’s regular diet…

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    Nails as a mirror of health. What can they reveal?

    “Your fingernails and toenails are extensions of your skin. Pay attention to any changes in their appearance and texture—they can provide important clues about your health,” advises Dan Baumgardt, a…

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    Three signs that you are losing muscle mass too quickly.

    When trying to lose weight, we often want to see results as quickly as possible. If the number on the scale is dropping rapidly, it feels like we’re on the…

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    Nightmares may be a precursor to dementia.

    Insomnia may indicate a higher likelihood of dementia in older age. One of the key signs of an increased risk for developing dementia is experiencing unpleasant or terrifying dreams—those that…

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    Eyelash extensions pose serious health risks, according to an expert.

    Long, thick eyelashes are all the rage these days, but is it worth risking your health for them? Our natural eyelashes serve important functions. They act as a barrier against…

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    Short exercises before bedtime promote better sleep.

    Researchers from the University of Otago in New Zealand have discovered that a few short, regular exercises can help improve both the quality and duration of sleep. Typically, experts advise…

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    The truth about the French paradox: a glass of wine a day is not beneficial.

    Experts have closely examined the widespread stereotype that one glass of wine a day is beneficial. The findings may not please everyone. Proponents of the so-called French Paradox, which gained…

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    Excess fat in the arms is linked to a higher likelihood of dementia.

    A team of researchers from Sichuan University in Chengdu, China, has reached this conclusion. Their study also revealed that individuals with higher muscle strength are less likely to develop neurodegenerative…

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    A silent walk will reveal the nuances of your aging, according to an expert.

    The way we walk—specifically its pace and smoothness—serves as an indicator of our health and the nuances of aging. As we age, our bodies lose mass, strength, and quality. This…

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    A decade of obesity can lead to heart attacks and strokes.

    Specifically, excess weight that cannot be shed during this period is linked to a 60 percent increase in the likelihood of heart attacks and strokes, affecting both men and women…

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    Mars explorers risk their kidney health.

    NASA, the National Aeronautics and Space Administration, is gearing up to send its first crewed mission to Mars as early as 2029. Driven by the dream of conquering the Red…

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    Regular walking helps relieve back pain, according to scientists.

    A team of physiotherapists from Macquarie University in Australia has demonstrated the benefits of regular walking for back health. Researchers stated that walking could be a cost-effective and simple way…

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    Ancient scribes and modern office workers share the same ailments.

    Ancient Egyptian scribes exhibited degenerative joint changes, hip damage, jaw issues, and problems with their thumbs. They suffered from back pain and vision problems. These ailments are also common among…

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    Smoking is blamed: a 54-year-old Austrian had hair growing in his throat.

    This news may sound like a hoax, but it’s entirely true. A resident of Austria has been diagnosed with endotracheal hair growth, meaning hair is growing in his throat. Experts…

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    Ultra-processed foods are just as harmful as cigarettes, according to experts.

    Professor Carlos Monteiro from the University of São Paulo (Brazil) asserts that ultra-processed foods are so harmful to health that they should be sold with warnings, similar to tobacco products.…

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