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Healthy Lifestyle May Boost Self-Control: Study
Living a healthier lifestyle – such as exercising regularly and avoiding junk food – may increase your ability to exert…
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Calcium Deposits May Cause Premature Births
The calcium deposits in the amniotic fluid — the fluid surrounding a foetus — is the leading cause behind the…
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Smartphone Use Near Bedtime May Lead to Poor Sleep
If you want to improve your sleep, better cut down on smartphone use near bedtime, suggests a new study that…
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Weight Loss May Make Cancer Immunotherapies Ineffective
A weight loss condition that affects cancer patients may make immunotherapy ineffective, according to a new study which explains why…
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New Blood Test May Identify Alcohol Disorders in Foetus
Researchers have identified a blood test that may help predict how severely a newborn can be affected by alcohol exposure…
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Some Babies May Need Allergy Tests Before Trying Peanuts
Most of the time, parents can safely feed peanuts to babies on their own, but infants with a history of…
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Eating Cheese May Lower High Blood Pressure
Consuming sodium in the form of a dairy product, such as cheese, may protect against some of sodium’s effects on…
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Low Vitamin D Levels May up Bladder Cancer Risk
Individuals with Vitamin D deficiency can be at an increased risk of developing bladder cancer, a study has warned. Vitamin…
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Maternal B12 Deficiency May up Diabetes Risk in Babies
Women with vitamin B12 deficiency during pregnancy may predispose their children to metabolic diseases such as Type-2 diabetes, a team…
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Dinner With TV May be a Recipe for Less Healthy Meals
Families that eat dinner with the TV on tend to eat less healthy food and to enjoy the meals less…
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