In a recent French study involving 840 individuals aged 65 and over, researchers have uncovered a potential link between following a Mediterranean diet and a reduced risk of cognitive decline. Cognitive decline is often a precursor to conditions such as Alzheimer’s disease and other neurodegenerative disorders. The Mediterranean diet, inspired by the culinary traditions of
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Space exploration has undoubtedly been one of humanity’s greatest achievements. However, as we venture beyond the Earth’s boundaries, we unveil a myriad of challenges that wreak havoc on our bodies. After millions of years of evolution in an Earth environment, it is no surprise that the absence of gravity and the Earth’s atmosphere have peculiar
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A groundbreaking study conducted on mice has revealed that reducing the intake of a specific essential amino acid can slow down the aging process and potentially extend lifespan. These findings have raised intriguing questions among scientists about the potential for improving longevity and overall quality of life in humans. The amino acid in question is
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In our pursuit of mental wellbeing, we often prioritize deliberate and strenuous exercise as the key to achieving optimal mental health. However, a recent study of psychiatric patients challenges this notion, suggesting that a variety in everyday movements, such as visiting different locations, may be associated with a higher sense of wellbeing in individuals with
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A new study has shed light on the effectiveness of various migraine treatments, challenging the notion that a commonly prescribed first-line medicine is the optimal choice. The study, which analyzed data from Norway’s national prescription database, involved a total of 104,072 individuals. Researchers evaluated preventive treatments based on patient adherence and the concurrent use of
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Methane emissions are a significant contributor to global warming, with methane being 80 times more effective in trapping heat than CO2. As a result, reducing methane emissions is crucial in the fight against climate change. In a promising development, University of Oxford researchers, in collaboration with Trillium Technologies’ NIO.space, have leveraged machine learning and hyperspectral
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In a unique union, two scientists, who happen to be brothers working in different fields, have joined forces to address a chemical challenge concerning the utilization of silicon in electronic devices. Dr. Tamim Darwish, the head of the National Deuteration Facility (NDF), approached his brother, Dr. Nadim Darwish, a Senior Lecturer specializing in molecular electronics
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Regular exercise has long been known for its numerous benefits on overall health and well-being. However, a new study led by the University of Manchester suggests that committing to doing physical activity at the same time each day can provide additional advantages. The research, conducted on mice, reveals that maintaining a consistent exercise routine helps
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India, a country known for its advancements in technology, such as the world’s largest biometric ID database and digital payment systems, also has a dark side when it comes to internet shutdowns. Despite the benefits of connected technology, the Indian government often resorts to cutting off internet services to combat disinformation during times of political
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