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Research shows how height could be risk factor for diseases
A large genetic study has found that a person's height may affect their risk for several common health conditions in adulthood. Significant findings include a link between height and lower risk of coronary heart disease and a link between height and a higher risk for peripheral neuropathy and circulatory disorders.
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Study suggests potatoes can be part of healthy diet
Potatoes are frequently included on a list of foods to stay away from, especially for people with insulin resistance, because of their reputation for causing weight gain and an elevated risk of type 2 diabetes.
Researchers discover new drug to lower cholestrol
After statins, the next leading class of medications for managing cholesterol are PCSK9 inhibitors. These highly effective agents help the body pull excess cholesterol from the blood, but unlike statins, which are available as oral agents, PCSK9 inhibitors can only be administered as shots, creating barriers to their use.
Environmental impact can be reduced by feeding dry food to pets
A study of Brazilian pets suggests that cat and dog owners could significantly reduce the environmental impact of their pets' diets by feeding them dry food (consisting of kibble or biscuits) rather than wet food with higher water content.
Childhood deprivation related to impulsive behaviour as adults
Researchers from the School of Psychology at Aston University found a link between deprivation in childhood and impulsive behaviour - leading to addictions later in life. The findings, which are a culmination of six years of research, also found a further link between impulsivity, obesity and the cost of living crisis.
Study: Violent sexual predators use dating apps as hunting ground
Dating apps are fertile ground for predators in part because there are few means for potential victims to screen possible partners. Dating apps are now an entrenched part of American social life, but there's work to do to ensure users' safety. New research suggests that violent sexual predators are using dating apps as hunting grounds for vulnerable victims.
Estee Lauder buys Tom Ford fashion for USD 2.8 billion
Estee Lauder has agreed to pay USD 2.8 billion to acquire Tom Ford's business. With a portfolio of brands that includes La Mer, Bobbi Brown, and Clinique, the Tom Ford deal also introduces clothes to Estee Lauder, a company which had previously been solely focused on the cosmetics industry.
Mothers activity levels may depend on number and ages of children
Less than half of mums meet the recommended levels of moderate-to-vigorous physical activity and mothers of younger children manage to do the least, researchers have found.
Moms with young or several kids may engage in less exercise
New research on physical activity trends among British moms reveals that mothers with young children and mothers with multiple children may indulge in less moderate or strenuous physical exercise.
Physical activity of mothers depends on age, number of children
The study found that in mothers the level of physical activity whether moderate-to-vigorous level depends on the age and number of children.
Eating disorders can be detected earlier: Study
The study found how people with electrolyte abnormalities were twice as likely to be diagnosed with an eating disorder. Those with severe irregularities were five times more likely to be diagnosed.
Even in kindergarten, gaps seen in extracurricular activities
It doesn't take long for gaps to appear between children who participate in extracurricular activities and kids who don't, a new study found.
Congestion in traffic may contribute to lower birthweight
The study found consistent associations between traffic delays and a nine-gram reduction in birthweight among infants born to parents who reside in areas with heavy traffic, such as highways or freeways.
Study: Aerobic exercise lowers risk of metastatic cancer
The amount of glucose (sugar) consumed by internal organs rises during intense aerobic exercise, according to the researchers, which decreases the amount of energy available to the tumour. The study discovered how probability of cancer metastatic spread can be reduced by aerobic exercise.
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Study suggests potatoes can be part of healthy diet
Researchers discover new drug to lower cholestrol
Environmental impact can be reduced by feeding dry food to pets
Childhood deprivation related to impulsive behaviour as adults
Study: Violent sexual predators use dating apps as hunting ground
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