The research, conducted by scientists at Oregon State University in the United States, showed that daily almond consumption led to signs of better heart and gut health.
Category: Health & Fitness
Social, economic barriers are factors leading to global fertility crisis: UN Report
The global fertility slump isn’t down to young people turning their backs on parenthood
Late-life depression may signal early dementia, study finds
The study involved 52 people with late-life mood disorders and 47 healthy individuals. The researchers used advanced brain scans to detect abnormal tau protein and amyloid deposits in the brain.
Study finds link between air pollution and premature birth
A new study found that exposure to the tiny particles in air pollution during pregnancy can disrupt maternal metabolism
Scientists find new way to tackle antibiotic-resistant golden staph
Earlier research on how bacteria evolve was usually done long after patients had been treated. But this new method lets doctors study bacterial changes while the infection is still active, giving them real-time information to guide treatment.
Childhood hearing loss may be prevented through vaccination
Hearing loss affects over 1.5 billion people across the world. It is often seen as a problem related to ageing, but infections in early life are also an important cause.
WHO alerts flavoured nicotine products driving youth addiction
WHO warns for most nicotine users today, their first experience with the drug is a flavoured product
UN study finds alcohol linked to higher risk of pancreatic cancer
A new UN study has found that alcoholic drinks are linked to pancreatic cancer
Women with PCOS show slower response, more errors in attention tests, says study
While earlier studies have shown that women with PCOS often suffer from anxiety and depression, this new research focused on how the condition affects attention. Attention is an important mental process that helps people receive and understand information properly.
New study shows even few nights of insufficient sleep can affect heart problems
Even a few nights with insufficient sleep promote molecular mechanisms linked to a greater risk of heart problems, shows study
