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457Having a positive attitude can help prevent memory loss
Positive and optimistic feelings about the future can reduce deterioration in memory, problem solving and judgement, according to new research. Optimism has...
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627This is why you shouldn’t eat too much when you’re pregnant
New research cautions against indulging too much in pregnancy food cravings after finding that the frequency of cravings is a strong predictor...
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5836 things to consider when buying sunglasses
The sun’s ultraviolet (UV) rays can cause serious damage to eyes all year round, whether in the city or on the beach....
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476Google aims for better health search results
Whether it’s a tummy ache or a pain in the knee, Google is working to come up with better answers to questions...
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474University graduates face higher brain tumour risk: Study
People with at least three years of higher education are at greater risk for cancerous brain tumours than those with no more...
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544An unclean and dull work environment leads to cognitive decline
An American study has found that working in an unstimulating and unclean environment is bad for our long-term cognitive health. A new...
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527Anorexia linked to pleasure of getting thin rather than fear of getting fat, study suggest
A study from France’s Inserm, Paris Descartes University and Sainte Anne Hospital suggests that anorexia nervosa may be linked to the pleasure...
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488Football mind: Are you are natural goalkeeper, striker or midfielder?
As well as physical ability, mindset can make all the difference for sportspeople out in the field. Managing pressure, exceeding limits and...
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456Whole grain: Three servings a day, keep the doctor away
A diet that includes three daily servings of whole grains appears to help people live longer, including by reducing the rates of...
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413Coffee may lose pick-me-up effect after three short nights’ sleep
Caffeine is known for its effects as a stimulant, boosting levels of alertness and concentration. However, new American research suggests that caffeine...
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532Dirty air can kill you by raising your risk of stroke
Air pollution was fingered for the first time as a major contributor to death and disability caused by stroke, especially in developing...
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476Taking a photograph of your experiences could help you enjoy them more
While many think the culture of posting photos of everything you do on Instagram can distract from actually enjoying the moment, new...
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446Study highlights benefits of fathers’ roles in children’s lives
Experts suggest that children with fathers who are involved in their health and development may grow into teens who are less at...
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516Antidepressants don’t work for teens, kids: study
Most available antidepressants are ineffective for children and teenagers with major depression, and some may be unsafe, according to an overview of...
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496Very hot drinks ‘probably’ cause cancer
Drinking very hot beverages “probably” causes cancer of the esophagus, the UN’s cancer agency said while lifting suspicion from coffee if consumed...
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536Wearing deodorant can make men seem more masculine: Study
New research has found that some men can increase how masculine they come across to the opposite sex just by applying deodorant....