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The secret to happiness for young singles: High-quality friendships
WEB2 days ago · LOS ANGELES — In an age where swiping right has become the norm and staying single throughout your 20s is increasingly common, UCLA researchers have uncovered a surprising key to happiness for young adults without romantic partners: friendship satisfaction. A recent study published in PLOS ONE sheds light on the …
Brain’s ‘diary’ discovered: Why today’s stress matters two weeks …
WEB3 days ago · Share: (© Prostock-studio - stock.adobe.com) ESPOO, Finland — The next time you skip a workout or stay up late, consider this: your brain might still be feeling the effects two weeks from now. Researchers from Aalto University and the University of Oulu in Finland successfully demonstrated the long-lasting impact of our daily habits on brain ...
Scientists map out first complete ‘brain atlas’ using fruit flies
WEB5 days ago · The fruit fly connectome is one of the most complete maps of an animal brain. Previous work from other researchers has sketched out the brain of a C. elegans with 302 neurons. Neuroscientists have also mapped out the brain of a larval fruit fly with 3,000 neurons. The adult fruit fly was a more massive undertaking.
USA vs UK: Who's in better health by middle age? - Study Finds
WEB3 days ago · The findings reveal that middle-aged U.S. adults were more likely to have high blood pressure (22.5% vs 19%), high cholesterol (11% vs 8%), and obesity (40% vs 34.5%) compared to their British peers. However, British adults were more likely to smoke every day (28% vs 21%) and admit that their health was “poor” (18% vs 12%).
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WEBOct 2, 2024 · Dive into the latest Health & Medical News, with a special emphasis on cutting-edge research studies. Our coverage spans from clinical trials to innovative medical research, providing deep insights into new treatments and healthcare advancements. Stay informed about the scientific developments that are transforming health and medicine.
Protein discovery could add 7 years to human lifespan — and …
WEBAug 12, 2024 · In a major study, the researchers successfully extended both lifespan and healthspan in mice by targeting specific cells in their bodies. This exciting development brings us closer to the dream of not just adding years to life, but life to years. The study, published in Cell Metabolism, focuses on cells that highly express a protein called p21.
The power of leisure: How everyday hobbies stop cognitive decline
WEBSep 24, 2024 · This reserve can then be drawn upon as we age, potentially helping to offset the effects of cognitive decline. Their findings indicate that higher levels of engagement in activities like reading, playing word games, and working on hobbies could significantly benefit memory, working memory, and attention and processing speed.
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