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Women can determine whether they'll like someone based on scent alone: study
âItâs amazing, our attunement to other people, even without being consciously aware of how in tune we are,â study auth��or Vivian Zayas noted. ŕš
New research is âbad news đşfor vegans â even if you eat plant-based protein
Even with produce-packed plates and plantđŚ-based protein, new research suggests vegans may still be missing essential vitamins and nutrients.
This 27-calories-a-cup snack may help protect đŻagainst bowel disease: âA little bit could go a long wayâ
New research suggests a popular cđĄondiment may help protect and strengthen the intestinal barrier â a key defense for gut health and preventing bowel diseases.
Meet NYC's weed-loving over-60s â as seniors are using marijuana more than ever
"It's amazing to see people my age out there enjoying their medicine â they're relaxed, they're chill," said Bronx resident Michael "PoppaDukesŕ˛" Serrano, 61.
New drug for Parkinsonâs shown to be effective in clinical trials: 'Very encouraged'
A new drug has shown promise in combating Parkinsonâs disease while minimizing unwanted siđ§¸de effects.
The 'quite scary' reality ER docs are seeing as teen cannabis edible use rose by 43% amid legalization
A new study found that adolescent usđ e of cannabis-laced edibles shot up 43% in the year after Canada legalized dried weed. Emergency room doctors say the trend iꌺs also rising...
This super common condition causes upđ to a third of all dementia cases â and treating it can delay onset
New research suggests treating this comđ ˇmon condition could help delay the onset of dementia.
Get Granny on Gmail â computer and smartphone use lowers riskę§ of brain decline by 42%
A new study found that older adults who áŠáŠáŠáŠáŠáŠâ¤â¤â¤â¤áŠâ¤â¤â¤â¤áŠâ¤â¤â¤â¤áŠđąáŠáŠáŠregularly use digital devices are less likely to suffer from cognitđive impairment than those who interact with them less frequently.
Colossal squid â the world's largest invertebrate â captured on camera in habitat for the first time
"This is honestly one of the most excitinđg observađtions weâve had."
There's a good reason why you should update your dating profile photos more often â according to your matches
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People over 65 are being hospitalized 2700% more for this common pastime â which ađlso increases dementia risk
A new study found that emergency room visits and hospitalizations tied to cannabis use among older adults has skyrocketed since the early 2000s. đ ˇ
đ°Eating more of this 105-calorie snack can lower your blood pressure
This heart-healthy snack also aids digestion and gives your brain and nervous system health a boost. Plus, it's one of the best foods to ŕ´cure a hangover and repleŕźşnish electrolytes...
Common test responsible for 103Kđ new US cases of cancer annually
Aꌰ new study by the Institute of Cancer ResęŚearch suggests this routine scan is responsible for as many cancer cases as alcohol.
Buried ancient Egyptian village thought to be erected by King Tut's father 3,400 years ago includes history-making artifacts
đ The discoveđťry could reshape our understanding of Egyptian civilization.
Psychologist reveals 3ŕ´ major benefits of being alone â despite the stigma đ
đź Psychologist Virginia Thomas exđ plains some of the health benefits associated with "positive solitude."
Struggling withđ back pain? Try these 2 free, easy tricks supported by science
A new study suggests two unlikely treatâments are effective at easing lower bacđk pain and reducing opioid use.
Brown rice has 40% more đof this toxic chemical than white rice
A recent study disputes tꌺhe belief that brown rice is healthier than white rice â especially when it comes to children.
'Often-overlooked' infection can increase cervical cancer risk â and it definitely causes bladder cancer
New research suggests that an "often-overlooked" parasitic infection, already linked to bladder cancer, may also raise the risk of cervical canđcer.
Salmon ę§are swimming faster due to đĽpainkillers dumped into rivers: study
Wild salmon are swimming quicker dueę§ to painkillers and other drugs dumped in rivers and the sea, reveals new research.
Doing this activity just twice a week is a 'strong ally against dementia' â even if you're high-risk
A new study suggests pumping iron can protect the brain against dementia đˇ