CATCHING UP ON SLEEP ON WEEKENDS COULD LOWER HEART DISEASE RISK
THE WEEK India|October 06, 2024
PEOPLE WHO SLEEP in on weekends can lower their risk of heart disease, finds a Chinese study presented at the European Society of Cardiology's annual meeting.
CATCHING UP ON SLEEP ON WEEKENDS COULD LOWER HEART DISEASE RISK

Sleep deprivation has been linked to heightened risks of obesity, hypertension, diabetes, heart attack and stroke.

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Mothers, sisters and the 'c' words
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Mothers, sisters and the 'c' words

A video of Paralympic gold medallist Navdeep Singh abusing after throwing his javelin in Paris went viral.

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October 06, 2024
WHEN STUFF OWNS US
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WHEN STUFF OWNS US

There is a hoarder in all of us in some measure, but it can become a mental health condition when it seriously impairs one's life and the safety of others

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October 06, 2024
I, me and myself
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I, me and myself

Why narcissism is the second-hand smoke of mental disorders

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3 minutos  |
October 06, 2024
Don't make light of this
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Don't make light of this

While the world focuses on plastic waste, chemical pollutants in oceans and smog-filled air, one sneaky culprit often goes unnoticed: light pollution.

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2 minutos  |
October 06, 2024
CATCHING UP ON SLEEP ON WEEKENDS COULD LOWER HEART DISEASE RISK
THE WEEK India

CATCHING UP ON SLEEP ON WEEKENDS COULD LOWER HEART DISEASE RISK

PEOPLE WHO SLEEP in on weekends can lower their risk of heart disease, finds a Chinese study presented at the European Society of Cardiology's annual meeting.

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1 min  |
October 06, 2024
MIGRAINE DRUG MAY STOP SYMPTOMS BEFORE HEADACHE STARTS
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MIGRAINE DRUG MAY STOP SYMPTOMS BEFORE HEADACHE STARTS

TAKING THE MEDICATION ubrogepant at the first signs of a migraine attack can prevent debilitating headaches before they start and help people go about their daily lives with little or no symptoms, finds a new US study published in the journal Neurology.

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October 06, 2024
HIGH BLOOD PRESSURE, VISION PROBLEMS LINKED TO DEMENTIA RISK?
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HIGH BLOOD PRESSURE, VISION PROBLEMS LINKED TO DEMENTIA RISK?

ACCORDING TO TWO STUDIES, untreated high blood pressure and vision impairment can increase the risk of dementia.

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2 minutos  |
October 06, 2024
WEEKLY INSULIN AS EFFECTIVE AS DAILY DOSES
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WEEKLY INSULIN AS EFFECTIVE AS DAILY DOSES

A NEW CLASS OF WEEKLY insulin shots are as safe and effective as daily insulin injections for patients with type 1 and type 2 diabetes, according to the results of two phase 3 clinical trials presented at the European Association for the Study of Diabetes annual meeting.

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1 min  |
October 06, 2024
3-IN-1 BLOOD PRESSURE PILL MORE EFFECTIVE THAN STANDARD CARE
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3-IN-1 BLOOD PRESSURE PILL MORE EFFECTIVE THAN STANDARD CARE

A NEW 3-IN-1 blood pressure pill outperformed standard medication at lowering blood pressure in patients with uncontrolled hypertension.

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1 min  |
October 06, 2024
DO MOBILE PHONES CAUSE CANCER?
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DO MOBILE PHONES CAUSE CANCER?

A WORLD HEALTH Organization-commissioned review of previously published studies worldwide has found no link between cellphone use and brain cancer.

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October 06, 2024