Scientists have began studying the reasons why cells age in hopes to design treatments for better aging.
Date Posted: July 30, 2019
Categories: Aging & Geriatric Issues
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Taxing sweet snacks could lead to broader reductions in the amount of sugar purchased than similar increases in the price of sugar-sweetened drinks. The research team from the London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine, the University of Cambridge ...
Jul 29
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Studies have indicated that prenatal caffeine intake of 300mg/day or more in women, which is approximately 2 to 3 cups of coffee per day, can result in lower birth weights of their children.
Jul 29
Categories: Child Development
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Extended parental care is considered one of the hallmarks of human evolution. Analysis of more than two-million-year-old teeth from Australopithecus africanus fossils found in South Africa have revealed that infants were breastfed continuously from ...
Jul 27
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With smartphones being an inherent part of our lives and a primary source of entertainment for all ages, this leads to a decrease in physical activity.
Jul 27
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A new study at Ohio State University has found that there is potential for hair, most importantly the cortisol levels in the hair, to be a method of diagnosis of depression in teens. The cortisol levels in the hair is further suggested to aid in ...
Jul 26
Categories: Depression
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Compensatory strategies that enable people to hide the fact that they have autism has its pros and cons. While such strategies enable individuals with autism to have a better social life and increase their employability, it may also delay their ...
Jul 26
Categories: Autism spectrum disorders
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When children grow up in a supportive and engaging environment, they are able to build strong relationships and develop life skills that have lasting effects.
Jul 26
Categories: Parenting
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While many patients with depression may not seem to have obstructive sleep apnea, it is still important to evaluate individuals for this condition. A new study has found that having obstructive sleep apnea might be the reason why depression ...
Jul 25
Categories: Depression, Sleep Disorders
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When we experience negative emotions and have difficulties identifying them, we are less able to deal with our feelings effectively. Individuals who are less adept in figuring out exactly what kind of negative emotion they are currently feeling ...
Jul 25
Categories: Depression, Stress Management
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It has been known that people who suffer major concussion may lose their sense of smell temporarily and develop affective problems, like anxiety and depression. Scientists found that this is true even for people who get minor concussion.
Jul 24
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Children with autism often experience difficulties integrating with the people around them due, causing them to become victims of bullying in school and even at home.
Jul 23
Categories: Autism spectrum disorders, Bullying
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If you’re a chili lover, you might want to cut down on some of that spicy goodness for the sake of your cognitive functioning. Recent studies have found that eating more than 50 grams of chili a day might be associated with dementia.
Jul 23
Categories: Dementia
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The manner in which twins are delivered during labor can have an impact on their future development. A cesarean section may negatively affect the intelligence and psychological development of twins; hence, many gynecologists strongly believe in the ...
Jul 22
Categories: Child Development
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Some people might be thrilled by the legalisation of marijuana in various parts of the world, believing that satisfying sleep is heading their way. However, a new study by researchers at Syracuse University begs to differ. While marijuana might ...
Jul 22
Categories: Addictions, Drug Addiction, Sleep Disorders
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People who have a higher body mass index and have been fat shamed by people close to them are more likely to engage in weight related self-stigmatisation. With a better understanding of how to identify people who are at risk of internalising the ...
Jul 20
Categories: Self-Criticism
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