Health & Diet

Simple Daily Habits May Slow Brain Aging, Study Finds ————————————- A new study from the University of Florida suggests that adopting simple, healthy daily habits can help maintain cognitive sharpness and slow the pace of brain aging, according to Earth.com.…

Secondhand Smoke Causes Over 8 Million Healthy Life Days Lost Among Children Annually …………. A new global study has found that exposure to secondhand smoke leads to the loss of approximately 8.45 million healthy life days among children each year.…

Societal Inequality Linked to Structural Changes in Children’s Brains ——————————— A new study has established a direct link between living in a highly unequal society and structural changes in children’s brains, suggesting that reducing inequality is not just an economic…

US Study Links Modest Dress to Lower Harassment Risks for Muslim Women …………… A recent study published in the Journal of Counseling Psychology has found that wearing the hijab may play a significant role in reducing harassment and objectification among…

Food Choices May Protect the Brain from Aging ——————————– A new study has provided evidence that dietary choices can significantly influence the rate at which the brain ages, Earth.com revealed. The research, which utilized the concept of a “brain age…

New Study Finds Retirement’s Effect on Mental Health Varies —————————- A new study reported on Earth.com reveals that the mental health effects of retirement are not uniform and depend on factors such as income and job demands. The research, led…

Nearly Two-Thirds of UK Gen Z Experiencing Mental Health Problems, Survey Finds —————————– A new survey conducted by YouGov and commissioned by researchers from University College London (UCL) reveals that a majority of Generation Z in Britain, aged 16 to…

Just Four Days of Junk Food Can Impair Brain’s Memory Center, Study Finds ——————————— A new study from the UNC School of Medicine, published in the journal Neuron, has found that a diet high in saturated fats can alter the…

Smoking Linked to Higher Risk of All Subtypes of Type 2 Diabetes …………. A large-scale study has found that smoking significantly increases the risk of developing type 2 diabetes across all its major subtypes, regardless of the underlying cause. Researchers…

Study Links Loneliness to Serious Health Risks, Declares It a Global Pandemic —————————– A groundbreaking study involving over 42,000 adults reveals that loneliness significantly alters biological processes linked to heart disease, stroke, type 2 diabetes, and early death, Earth.com revealed.…