A popular sleep aid may help preserve your vision, with new research suggesting a link between melatonin and a reduced risk of age-related macular degeneration (AMD). Researchers at Case Western Reserve University School of Medicine reviewed records of over 200,000 individuals with either no history of age-related vision decline or early-stage nonexudative AMD. Melatonin Use […]
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Fish oil supplements rich in omega-3 have been praised for their heart health benefits for years. A recent study reveals they also help lower aggression. Researchers recommend these safe, common supplements be utilized broadly, from playgrounds to prisons. Aggression can manifest as overt actions like verbal and physical violence, or bullying, as well as covert
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A recent study reveals that maintaining close relationships with family and friends, enabling open discussions about personal matters, can decrease heart disease risk by up to 30%. This research underscores the importance of avoiding social isolation to protect heart health. Social interaction is crucial for both mental and physical well-being, enhancing mood and fostering a
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A research team at Osaka University is launching an investigator-initiated clinical trial for patients with refractory prostate cancer, following the successful development and animal model efficacy confirmation of a new alpha-ray therapeutic agent, [At-211] PSMA-5. This will mark the world’s first in-human clinical trial using [At-211] PSMA-5. Prostate cancer is increasing globally and is the
Scientists will start the first human test of a drug that can regrow teeth in a few months. This follows its success in animals and could lead to the drug being sold by 2030. The trial will be at Kyoto University Hospital from September to August 2025. It will involve 30 men aged 30-64 who
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Recent research from Curtin University unveils that capturing images of food serves a purpose beyond social media content—it may hold the key to enhancing dietary habits. In the feeding trial, researchers assessed meal weights, which were subsequently distributed to participants throughout a day, covering breakfast, lunch, and dinner. The study, titled “Accuracy of energy and
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Time-restricted eating has proven beneficial in several ways. A new study from Arizona State University (ASU) reveals that pairing it with a specific protein intake pattern can enhance weight loss and improve the gut microbiome. Among diet trends, intermittent fasting is relatively easy to follow. It involves limiting calorie intake to a designated time frame.
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While service members are aware of the risks of losing their lives in combat, they may not anticipate losing their own lives—or those of their loved ones—to suicide. A 2021 study found that since 9/11, four times as many active duty service members and veterans have died by suicide compared to those who died in
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Menstruation frequently entails discomfort as the uterus readies for shedding. However, for certain individuals, the effects can be severe. Approximately 5 to 8 percent of women endure moderate to severe symptoms that significantly impair their daily lives, mental well-being, and normal functioning. These conditions, known as premenstrual disorders (PMDs), affect millions of women worldwide. Surprisingly,
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A recent study indicates that regardless of its size, getting a tattoo elevates the risk of developing lymphoma by 21%. The researchers emphasize that their aim isn’t to discourage people from getting tattoos but to ensure the safety of the procedure. Tattoos have become increasingly prevalent compared to a few decades ago. As per the
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