12-02-2023
Living in 'greener' areas slows the aging process
Recent research has uncovered a remarkable connection between our living environment and the biological processes that govern aging. The study reveals that exposure to green spaces, such as parks and trees, can significantly slow down the rate at which our cells age, offering profound implications for public health and urban planning. Greenery and cellular aging Telomeres, the structures located at the ends of each cell's chromosomes, play a critical role in cellular aging. They function akin to the plastic tips on shoelaces, safeguarding DNA from unraveling. The...
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11-23-2023
Food for the aging brain: Mediterranean diet protects cognitive health
A new study published in the journal Molecular Nutrition and...
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11-22-2023
Sports fan or fanatic? Study reveals the brain activity behind fanaticism
A new study reveals fascinating insights into the brain activity...
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11-22-2023
Extended human lifespans could be 'catastrophic' for our planet
Recent advancements and investments from tech giants like Jeff Bezos...
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11-21-2023
More than 70,000 deaths in Europe were heat-related in 2022
In a new study led by the Barcelona Institute for...
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11-21-2023
Sci-fi comes to life: 3D food printing could revolutionize our kitchens
Engineers at Columbia University are exploring the potential benefits and...
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11-20-2023
Emotions inspired by music shape our most enduring memories
A study conducted by UCLA psychologists has provided significant insights...
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11-20-2023
Inequitable impacts of urban noise pollution harm people and wildlife
In a new study from Colorado State University, researchers have...
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11-20-2023
Why red wine gives some people a headache
Red wine, a popular choice for festive occasions like Thanksgiving,...
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11-20-2023
Hidden abdominal fat linked to Alzheimer’s disease
A new study suggests that an increase in visceral abdominal...
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11-20-2023
Simple treatment restores sense of smell in long COVID patients
Using a cutting-edge, minimally invasive technique, researchers are on the...
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11-19-2023
Fostering programs greatly enhance shelter dog adoptions
Researchers at Virginia Tech and Arizona State University have made...
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11-18-2023
How screen time changes the brain structure of children
Researchers have identified significant changes in children's brain structure and...
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