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Find out which factors are linked to optimal ageing
What factors contribute to "successful" or ideal ageing? A recent study tracked more than 7,000 Canadians in their middle and older years for about three years to determine the variables associated with well-being as we age.
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Have a headache? Try these soothing herbal teas to feel relieved
In tea-producing countries such as India, Sri Lanka, Nepal, Vietnam, Indonesia, Bangladesh, Kenya, Malawi, Malaysia, Uganda, and Tanzania, December 15 is celebrated as International Tea Day. Since 2005, several nations have commemorated the special day. International Tea Day aims to raise awareness of the impacts of the global tea trade on workers and growers among governments and individuals worldwide.
Exercise, mindfulness don't boost cognitive function in adults
There was no difference in cognitive function after either of the interventions in a big trial that examined whether exercise and mindfulness training may improve cognitive function in older persons.
Using devices as calming strategy linked to worse kid's behavior
Giving a cranky preschooler a digital device can often appear to be a quick remedy. However, recent research suggested that this relaxing technique may be connected to later, worsening behaviour issues.
Study discovers secrets of a good night's sleep
Researchers from the University of Tsukuba have discovered a signalling pathway within brain cells that controls the length and depth of sleep in a new study.
Humans view animals as friends, food, and 'worth fighting for'
The findings of a new study have cast more light on the species of nonhuman animals that we see as 'friends,' 'food,' and those 'worth fighting for.'
Researchers find connection between artificial sweetener, anxiety
Researchers at Florida State University College of Medicine have discovered a connection between anxiety-like behaviour in mice and aspartame, an artificial sweetener present in roughly 5,000 diet items and beverages.
Racial disparities in swimming skills found across generations
Intergenerational trends in swimming skills, with stark racial and ethnic differences, were found during a parent survey from Ann and Robert H. Lurie Children's Hospital of Chicago.
Why inorganic food additives make babies vulnerable to allergies
With improvements to food production, manufacturing, and processing brought about by nanotechnologies, our food is now safer and healthier, study revealed.
Make your winter weekend festive with these 6 dinner-party tips
The onus of throwing a dinner party can be pretty exhausting with so many preparations at hand, right from setting the table to deciding the dishes and so on. Worry not, for here we are with 5 brilliant ideas which could lessen the load and make your party a resounding success without too much effort.
Researchers explore effect of "me-time" on social interaction
According to the results of a new study by University at Buffalo researchers, although many emerging adults find social interactions enjoyable on days with increased time alone, those who seek solitude as an escape from stress or unpleasant social circumstances may not.
Masks may decrease cognitive performance: Study
According to University of Queensland research, wearing a face mask can temporarily disrupt decision-making in some situations.
Study explores whether former football players age faster
According to new research former professional football players, particularly linemen, are more likely than non-players with similar demographic characteristics to develop diseases typically associated with advanced age when significantly younger.
Audio cues can alter our visual perception: Study
A new study has found that audio cues can alter our visual perception.
Variable income for gig workers linked to health issues: Study
According to research published by the American Psychological Association, Gig workers, waiters, salespeople, and others who depend on fluctuating earnings may be paying for wage volatility with their health.
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Have a headache? Try these soothing herbal teas to feel relieved
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Study discovers secrets of a good night's sleep
Humans view animals as friends, food, and 'worth fighting for'
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