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StudyLate-life exercise slows the effects of ageing
A new study has suggested that exercise, even if not adopted until later in life, can slow the effects of ageing
Natural immunity more potent than vaccines during US Delta wave: Study
During America's last surge of the coronavirus driven by the Delta variant, people who were unvaccinated but survived Covid were better protected than those who were vaccinated and not previously ...
Coffee consumption can stimulate digestion
According to new research, coffee has positive effects on digestion and the gut, and protects against common digestive complaints such as gallstones as well as certain liver diseases
Study examines if we get creative ideas while walking
A new study has examined the connection between movement and cognition from a scientific point of view
Prolonged exposure to air pollution may increase Covid risk: Study
Long-term exposure to ambient air pollution may heighten the risk of Covid-19 infection, suggests recent research.
Men living alone at higher risk of inflammation: Study
According to the findings of a recent study, living alone for several years and experiencing serial relationship break-ups are strongly linked to raised levels of inflammatory markers in the blood, ...
Parent's genes can influence a child's educational success
According to new research by the University College London, a child's educational success depends on the genes of his parents that have been inherited as well as not been inherited
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Study finds Omicron variant mutating but showing mild severity
LNJP Hospital of Delhi conducted a study on the Omicron variant which shows that the virus is mutating but the disease severity is mild
Children confront peers but varies across cultures: Study
A new study has found that children globally will challenge peers if they break the 'rules', but how they challenge them varies between cultures.
Heart disease risk factors change heart structure, appearance: Research
The researchers are now exploring whether the observed changes in heart muscle translate to higher risk of having significant heart problems, such as heart attacks
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