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09-21-2023
Artificial sweeteners linked to higher risk of depression
Researchers have discovered a potential link between the consumption of ultra-processed foods, particularly those containing artificial sweeteners, and an elevated risk of depression. While ultra-processed foods have been associated with physical health issues such as heart attacks, strokes, and hypertension, this is the first comprehensive study to hint at a possible correlation with increased instances of depression.  Studying artificial sweeteners and mental health The findings are drawn from data encompassing more than three decades of dietary and mental health records of over 30,000 middle-aged women. All participants...
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04-29-2021
Dogs with shorter noses are better at making eye contact
A new study from the ELTE Faculty of Science has...
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04-29-2021
Arctic greening will not slow local climate changes
Arctic greening will not occur quickly enough to sequester a...
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04-28-2021
Air pollution in childhood linked to mental dysfunction
A long-term study from Duke University has revealed that exposure...
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04-26-2021
Sponges are mysteriously moving across the Arctic seafloor
In a new study from Cell Press, experts have discovered...
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04-26-2021
Scientists learn how to activate the body's natural pain killers
The body's natural pain killers can be stimulated, according to...
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04-24-2021
Mushroom consumption linked to 45 percent lower cancer risk
In a new study from Penn State Cancer Institute, researchers...
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04-22-2021
Earth Day Initiative: Climate Change
As we celebrate the 51st anniversary of Earth Day today,...
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04-20-2021
The majority of global farmland is at risk of pesticide pollution
A new study from the University of Sydney has revealed...
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04-18-2021
Dogs can sniff out coronavirus with 96 percent accuracy
A new study from the University of Pennsylvania has demonstrated...
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04-17-2021
Ice-free parts of Arctic are driving extreme snowfall in Europe
A new study from UiT The Arctic University of Norway...
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04-16-2021
Sunlight may provide millions with safe drinking water
Experts at the University of South Australia have developed a...
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04-13-2021
Declaring an area protected is not enough to prevent forest loss
Scientists led by Michigan State University have evaluated the efficiency...
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