Forced Smiling Under Pressure Actually Reduces Happiness
New University of Florida research reveals that forced repetitive smiling under workplace pressure reduces happiness and increases irritation among employees significantly.
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Nasal Spray Shows Promise in Protecting Memory Against Alzheimer’s Disease
A nasal spray containing placental cell particles protects brain connections and improves memory in Alzheimer’s animal models and human neuron experiments.
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Yoga Poses to Strengthen Your Heart and Reduce Cardiovascular Risk
Heart remains one of most important organs pumping blood delivering oxygen removing waste carbon dioxide maintaining blood pressure levels consistently significantly globally consistently
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Decades-Old Pesticide Linked to More Than Double Parkinson’s Risk
Parkinson’s patients found long-term residential exposure to chlorpyrifos linked to 2.5 times higher Parkinson’s risk.
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Daytime Napping Linked to Higher Dementia Risk in Older Adults
unintentional and short daytime naps were linked to 48%, 39% and 40% higher dementia rates. Researchers say napping may be an early marker, not a cause.
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Testosterone May Protect Bone Density in Menopause
USC study of 51 postmenopausal women finds adding testosterone to estrogen therapy increased lumbar spine bone density, while estrogen alone only kept it stable.
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Common Anti-Inflammatory Arthritis Drugs Spread Viruses
NTNU researchers find JAK inhibitors like baricitinib suppress antiviral immune signaling, making it easier for influenza, adenovirus, SARS-CoV-2 and Rift Valley fever virus to infect cells.
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Lowering Bad Cholesterol Is Not Enough to Prevent All Heart Attacks
Chalmers University study finds triglyceride-rich lipoproteins and Lp(a) share inflammatory protein patterns, explaining remaining heart disease risk after LDL cholesterol is lowered.
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Global Challenge Of Obesity And Emotional Eating
Recent study published in Appetite examined associations between emotional eating food cravings recent weight loss helpful management strategies identified rapidly significantly consistently effectively.
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Yoga for Anger Management: How to Release Stored Anger and Restore Calm
yoga offers gentle release, transforming reactive tight energy into soft flowing calm through mindful breathing, slow movement, and conscious awareness gently effectively.
