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New study says high-fat keto diet may boost exercise benefits in high bloo
Updated : 1 month, 2 weeks ago IST
A new study suggests that eating more fat rather than less could help the body gain greater benefits from exercise when blood sugar levels are high, offering an unexpected perspective on how diet and physical activity work together to support metabolic health.
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Machine learning offers new way to predict plant water use, Israeli study
Updated : 4 months, 2 weeks ago IST
A new Israeli study suggests that machine-learning models may soon give growers a far more precise way to predict how much water their crops use each day, while also laying the groundwork for earlier detection of plant stress.
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Rethinking navigation app walking options could boost commuter health, sci
Updated : 4 months, 3 weeks ago IST
Navigation apps may be quietly discouraging commuters from walking, but a new proof-of-concept study suggests that changing those built-in defaults could unlock surprising health gains--without adding a single minute to travel time.
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Scientists just found strongest signs of life on Mars yet: Study
Updated : 7 months ago IST
A new study suggests a habitable past and signs of ancient microbial processes on Mars -- and Imperial scientists provided crucial context.
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New Study Suggests Substituting Common Fruits with Berries, Including Blue
Updated : 7 months ago IST
New Delhi [India], September 24: A new modeling study published in the peer-reviewed journal Annals of Medicine suggests that replacing one daily serving of commonly consumed fruit (such as apples, bananas, grapes, or melons) with a serving of berries -- including blueberries -- can signific
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Study suggests obesity contributes to anxiety, cognitive impairment
Updated : 7 months ago IST
A new study suggested that obesity and anxiety may be connected through interactions between the gut and the brain.
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Study reveals healing ozone hole helps Southern Ocean take up carbon
Updated : 7 months ago IST
A new study suggests that the ozone hole's negative effects on the Southern Ocean's carbon uptake are reversible, but only if greenhouse gas emissions rapidly decrease.
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New study suggests effects of PTSD on body vary by culture
Updated : 7 months ago IST
According to the World Health Organisation, around 3.9 per cent of the global population has had post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) at some point in their lives. That figure is greater in the United States, at over 6 per cent.
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Study finds possible way to heal damaged lungs after premature birth
Updated : 7 months ago IST
A new study suggests that understanding resilience--the ability of injured lung tissue to heal and regenerate--may be key to advancing the treatment and prevention of life-threatening lung disease in extremely premature babies.
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Names may shape facial appearance over time, Israeli study suggests
Updated : 1 year, 9 months ago IST
A person's name may influence their facial appearance as they age, demonstrating that social factors are so powerful, that they can even alter a person's physical appearance, according to Israeli researchers. The findings open new avenues for understanding the interaction between social fact
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Researchers find how eye ultrasounds help detecting brain shunt failure in
Updated : 7 months ago IST
A recent study suggests that using an ocular ultrasound in the emergency room could help detect children with brain drainage tube failure quickly and safely.
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Climate policies that minimise motor vehicle emissions can benefit childre
Updated : 2 years, 1 month ago IST
A recent study suggests that efforts to limit carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions from motor vehicles, along with investments in electric vehicles and public transit, would reduce air pollution and have a significant impact on children's health. They'd also save money.
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