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Irregular Sleep Patterns Linked to Higher Risk of Over 170 Diseases, Study Finds
July 31, 2025
Irregular Sleep Patterns Linked to Higher Risk of Over 170 Diseases, Study Finds
Irregular Sleep Patterns Linked to Higher Risk of Over 170 Diseases, Study Finds ……………… A new large-scale study led by Peking University and Army Medical University has linked irregular sleep patterns to increased risk of 172 diseases, according to Fox…
Lifestyle and Vaccination Crucial in Preventing Liver Cancer Surge
July 30, 2025
Lifestyle and Vaccination Crucial in Preventing Liver Cancer Surge
Lifestyle and Vaccination Crucial in Preventing Liver Cancer Surge ———————————— A new report from The Lancet Commission on liver cancer reveals that a significant majority of liver cancer cases worldwide could be prevented through comprehensive lifestyle changes and increased vaccination…
Air Pollution Confirmed as Major Dementia Risk Factor in Global Study
July 28, 2025
Air Pollution Confirmed as Major Dementia Risk Factor in Global Study
Air Pollution Confirmed as Major Dementia Risk Factor in Global Study ——————————— A comprehensive global analysis of data from nearly 30 million individuals has definitively confirmed air pollution as a significant risk factor for dementia, Earth.com reported. The groundbreaking research…
New Study Clears Eggs in Heart Disease Risk Debate
July 27, 2025
New Study Clears Eggs in Heart Disease Risk Debate
New Study Clears Eggs in Heart Disease Risk Debate …………………. A recent study from the University of South Australia challenges long-standing beliefs about eggs and heart health. Contrary to previous concerns, the research found that dietary cholesterol from eggs does…
Study Finds Allergic Rhinitis May Lower Lung Cancer Risk
July 22, 2025
Study Finds Allergic Rhinitis May Lower Lung Cancer Risk
Study Finds Allergic Rhinitis May Lower Lung Cancer Risk ………………….. A recent meta-analysis published by researchers in Scientific Reports highlights a potential link between allergic conditions and reduced lung cancer risk. The study reviewed data from 10 case-control and cohort…
Global Health Aid Plummets to 15-Year Low Amid US and European Funding Cuts
July 17, 2025
Global Health Aid Plummets to 15-Year Low Amid US and European Funding Cuts
Global Health Aid Plummets to 15-Year Low Amid US and European Funding Cuts ——————————– A recent study published in The Lancet reveals that global health aid is set to fall to its lowest level since 2009, marking a new “era…
Scientists Discover New Bone-Boosting Benefits of Prunes
July 14, 2025
Scientists Discover New Bone-Boosting Benefits of Prunes
Scientists Discover New Bone-Boosting Benefits of Prunes ———————————– Prunes may be a surprising superfruit for bone health, especially in postmenopausal women, SciTech Daily reported. A recent Penn State study found that eating four to six prunes daily helps preserve bone…
Men face dramatically increased risk of dementia due to common genetic mutation
July 14, 2025
Men face dramatically increased risk of dementia due to common genetic mutation
Men face dramatically increased risk of dementia due to common genetic mutation ——————————– A common genetic mutation in the HFE gene, known as H63D, significantly increases the risk of dementia in men, Earth.com reported based on a new study analyzing…
Big City Lights Could Be Causing Damage to Your Cardiac Health
July 13, 2025
Big City Lights Could Be Causing Damage to Your Cardiac Health
Big City Lights Could Be Causing Damage to Your Cardiac Health ————————————- New research suggests that exposure to artificial light at night may increase the risk of various heart conditions, Science Alert reported. Scientists analyzed data from 88,905 adults who…
Hidden Toxins Found in 90% of U.S. Preschoolers, Raising Health Concerns
July 9, 2025
Hidden Toxins Found in 90% of U.S. Preschoolers, Raising Health Concerns
Hidden Toxins Found in 90% of U.S. Preschoolers, Raising Health Concerns —————————— A groundbreaking study funded by the National Institutes of Health (NIH) has revealed that 90% of U.S. children aged 2 to 4 carry a wide range of potentially…