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Consuming Carbonated Beverages (Soft Drinks) Could Affect Child’s Memory
As per a study conducted by the University of Southern California , United States, carbonated beverages commonly known as ‘soft drinks’, may cause bone mutilation,...
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Brain’s ‘Inner GPS’ Lets You Know Where You Are, And How You Got There
Scientists at the University of Science and Technology, Trondheim, studied and observed how rats decide where they are and how they move anywhere in the surroundings....
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Olive Oil Could Treat Heart Failure
A study was conducted in which heart of rats with heart problems were removed to see that what effect fats have on an individual’s heart....
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Green Granny Smith Apples Ward Off Obesity And Other Related Illnesses
Food Scientists at Washington State University found out that apples contain certain compounds that are not easily digested by our body. Such compounds might help...
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Bottled Warm Water ‘May Be’ Bad For Health
As per a research conducted by the scientists from University of Florida, one should refrain from drinking warm water from a plastic bottle if it...
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Want To Beat Depression? Start Exercising Regularly.
Physical fitness is not only one of the most important keys to a healthy body; it is the basis of dynamic and creative intellectual activity....
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Turmeric A Potential Drug Option For Alzheimer’s; Aids Brain Health and Regeneration
A study was published in a journal named Stem Cell Research and Therapy, according to which turmeric plays a vital role in helping the nerve...
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Consume Fruits And Vegetables Daily For Elevated Mental Well-Being
According to the researchers of The University of Warwick, a healthy diet with improved consumption of vegetables and fruits taken at least five times per...
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Keeping Cool Can Help You Stay Fit!
Garvan Institute of Medical Research in Australia discovered that cool environment invigorates the growth of brown fat which burns energy to produce heat and help...
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Staring At Screen Over Seven Hours A Day Damages Your Eyes
School of medicines at Keio University in Tokyo found out that people who spend more than seven hours a day in front of the monitor...
