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Physical Activity May Slow Alzheimer’s Pathology
Staying Active May Slow Key Alzheimer’s Marker, Study Finds A new study suggests that regular exercise may slow down the rise of a key Alzheimer’s-related
Staying Active May Slow Key Alzheimer’s Marker, Study Finds A new study suggests that regular exercise may slow down the rise of a key Alzheimer’s-related
Long COVID: A Hidden Crisis Affecting Young People and the Economy Long COVID isn’t just a health issue—it’s an economic one, too. A new study
Imagine feeling like bugs or worms are crawling on your skin when there’s nothing there. This condition, called hallucinatory parasitosis (or delusional infestation), is a
The preference for less sweet beverages after bariatric surgery appears to be linked to a reduced brain reward response to sweet tastes, without affecting sensory
Dealing with acne? You’re not alone, and there’s exciting news: laser treatments are making waves in tackling stubborn acne. Dr. Arielle Kauvar, a dermatologist and
New findings reveal that online betting has evolved into more than just a game, especially for teens. While it might start as fun, the rise
A recent study suggests that getting enough sleep during early adolescence may help curb impulsive behaviors, like watching mature-rated media or playing adult video games.
Most of us have been there: you plan to play just a few rounds of a game, and the next thing you know, hours have
Birth control pills are one of the most popular methods of preventing pregnancy, especially for people aged 16-28 who are sexually active. If you’re curious
In today’s fast-paced world, the concept of “connection” has taken on new importance, not just in the context of technology and communication but in how