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Psychologists at the University of Georgia have shown that walking up and down stairs can subjectively increase overall body tone more than caffeine does
During stress, people usually experience eating behavior disorders. Thus, they become less choosy in eating and tend to eat fatty foods, which, in turn, affects the state of blood vessels
Although caffeine is a psychoactive substance and can be addictive, it does not allow alcoholism to develop
Researchers from Canada have learned that the intellectual level of university students has declined from what it was 70-80 years ago
21.11.2024Researchers from Stanford University measured people's creativity levels while walking and while seated
21.11.2024Expert chemists from the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) analyzed 85 milk substitutes from eight different plants and found that most were low in phosphorus, magnesium, zinc and selenium - micronutrients that cow's milk is an important source of
21.11.2024Since the major pandemics of the 20th century, humanity has not come up with anything better against new viruses other than creating vaccines, developing collective immunity, and self-isolation
21.11.2024Psychologists at the University of Georgia have shown that walking up and down stairs can subjectively increase overall body tone more than caffeine does
20.11.2024It inactivates the transthyretin gene
20.11.2024The analysis included 8,865 patients from national health registries who were diagnosed with dementia at age 70 or older between 2011 and 2016, and ten times as many age- and gender-matched people without the diagnosis
20.11.2024In a fresh study, an international team of scientists tracked global antibiotic consumption from 2016 to 2023
20.11.2024Follow-up continued for an average of eight years
19.11.2024In studies on the impact of the Internet on human beings, it is not uncommon to see conclusions about its negative impact on the psyche, especially when it comes to children and young people
19.11.2024During stress, people usually experience eating behavior disorders. Thus, they become less choosy in eating and tend to eat fatty foods, which, in turn, affects the state of blood vessels
19.11.2024Although caffeine is a psychoactive substance and can be addictive, it does not allow alcoholism to develop
18.11.2024A research team from the University of Bonn (Germany) found that immune cells “sniff out” pathogens with the help of special components of innate immunity - so-called Toll-like receptors, which allow the body to recognize infections and trigger an immune response
18.11.2024Cardiovascular disease risk linked to heart shape
18.11.2024An international team of scientists from Johns Hopkins University (USA) conducted a unique study, observing 185 people over a period of 20 years
18.11.2024According to scientists, doctors have an obligation to consider gender differences when prescribing treatment for a patient with cardiovascular disease
15.11.2024Feeding food with nutrients in the form of supplements reduces child mortality in poor countries by 27%
15.11.2024In the three-year phase three trials.
15.11.2024So far, scientists have only tested the phenolic extract in vitro
15.11.2024Researchers from Stanford University measured people's creativity levels while walking and while seated
21.11.2024Expert chemists from the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) analyzed 85 milk substitutes from eight different plants and found that most were low in phosphorus, magnesium, zinc and selenium - micronutrients that cow's milk is an important source of
21.11.2024Psychologists at the University of Georgia have shown that walking up and down stairs can subjectively increase overall body tone more than caffeine does
20.11.2024During stress, people usually experience eating behavior disorders. Thus, they become less choosy in eating and tend to eat fatty foods, which, in turn, affects the state of blood vessels
19.11.2024Although caffeine is a psychoactive substance and can be addictive, it does not allow alcoholism to develop
18.11.2024So far, scientists have only tested the phenolic extract in vitro
15.11.2024The effect was dose-dependent
14.11.2024Scientists have identified a subcortical neural pathway responsible for the development of depressive behavior in mice during prolonged exposure to night lighting
13.11.2024Researchers at Uppsala University (Sweden) conducted a large-scale study involving 100,775 people
11.11.2024A survey in Sweden's two northernmost provinces (Vesterbotten and Norrbotten) found that those who went to sauna more than once a month were less likely to have high blood pressure and less likely to complain of pain
08.11.2024As reported in JAMA Pediatrics, the risk was reduced by 32 percent
07.11.2024Researchers from the US have determined how many minutes of sleep deprivation and extra sleep can have a noticeable effect on the body
07.11.2024Hilary Brown of the University of Toronto and colleagues conducted a population-based cohort study and found that a woman's history of concussions was associated with an increased risk of severe mental health problems after childbirth
06.11.2024After smoking cessation.
02.11.2024Survivors of myocardial infarction may have an increased need for sleep, which is necessary for the damaged heart to recover and reduce inflammation after an attack
01.11.2024People conceived in the UK in the 1940s and 1950s, after the introduction of a card system that limited the amount of sugar intake, have a lower risk of developing type 2 diabetes and hypertension than those conceived after the abolition of ration cards
01.11.2024In randomized controlled trials
30.10.2024But did not increase the risk of cardiovascular disease
29.10.2024Administration of the Janus kinase (JAK) inhibitor upadacitinib can control the manifestations of moderate to severe atopic dermatitis in adolescents for at least a year and a half
28.10.2024Researchers from Canada have learned that the intellectual level of university students has declined from what it was 70-80 years ago
21.11.2024Since the major pandemics of the 20th century, humanity has not come up with anything better against new viruses other than creating vaccines, developing collective immunity, and self-isolation
21.11.2024It inactivates the transthyretin gene
20.11.2024The analysis included 8,865 patients from national health registries who were diagnosed with dementia at age 70 or older between 2011 and 2016, and ten times as many age- and gender-matched people without the diagnosis
20.11.2024In a fresh study, an international team of scientists tracked global antibiotic consumption from 2016 to 2023
20.11.2024Follow-up continued for an average of eight years
19.11.2024In studies on the impact of the Internet on human beings, it is not uncommon to see conclusions about its negative impact on the psyche, especially when it comes to children and young people
19.11.2024A research team from the University of Bonn (Germany) found that immune cells “sniff out” pathogens with the help of special components of innate immunity - so-called Toll-like receptors, which allow the body to recognize infections and trigger an immune response
18.11.2024Cardiovascular disease risk linked to heart shape
18.11.2024An international team of scientists from Johns Hopkins University (USA) conducted a unique study, observing 185 people over a period of 20 years
18.11.2024According to scientists, doctors have an obligation to consider gender differences when prescribing treatment for a patient with cardiovascular disease
15.11.2024Feeding food with nutrients in the form of supplements reduces child mortality in poor countries by 27%
15.11.2024In the three-year phase three trials.
15.11.2024It is a rare inflammation of the pendulae of the greater omentum, which are small fatty growths with small blood vessels located along the surface of the large intestine
14.11.2024American, Italian, and Swiss researchers conducted a case-control study and found that taking the glucagon-like peptide-1 (GTP-1) receptor agonist semaglutide was associated with a disproportionately increased incidence of suicidal tendencies
14.11.2024It covers a six-month period from September 2024 through February 2025
14.11.2024Acute ischemia, arrhythmias and heart failure
13.11.2024The authors, using data from the first survey, constructed normative models of the expected dynamics of brain maturation as reflected in decreased cortical thickness and validated them on an independent preadolescent cohort
13.11.2024Pilot clinical trials have shown this
13.11.2024
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