We all know that carrying around too much fat is unhealthy. But did you know that thick thighs aren’t necessarily a bad thing? As a matter of fact a little extra fat on the thigh might be healthier for you.…
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Research Says Thick Thighs Good For Blood Flow
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Feed Cats Once A Day Research Says
Typical advice when it comes to caring for indoor housecats is to feed them smaller meals throughout the day. But according to a recent study that’s not the healthiest for them. Kate Shoveller, a professor at the University of Guelph’s…
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Giving Babies Wheat Very Early May Prevent Celiac Disease
In the latest study regarding allergy development in children; it seems that the risk for developing the allergic/autoimmune disorder known as celiac disease might be eliminated if infants were exposed to gluten as early as 4 months of age. The…
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Dads Have Less Depression After Spending Time With Kids
A new study shows that fathers may need parental leave as much as mothers do. Maybe it’s time to rethink how we support families with new babies. The issue is postpartum depression. While this has long been recognized in mothers,…
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Cute Animal Videos Reduce Anxiety And Stress: Study Shows
A collaborative survey done by the University of Leeds and Tourism Western Australia has found that watching videos of cute animals can significantly reduce feelings of stress and anxiety. For the study, 19 participants, including 15 students who were due…
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Poor Sleep Makes A Good Day Seem Less So, Study Shows
According to new research, from The University of British Columbia and Pennsylvania State University, getting less sleep can lead to you having a stronger emotional reaction to a bad day, and less of a reaction to the positive things in life.…
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Ice Bucket Challenge Helps Fund Potential ALS Medication – GNSOTD Wed, Sept 16th 2020
The internet has featured many challenges over various platforms, several of which have been for charitable causes, one of the most well known is the Ice Bucket Challenge that raised more than $200 million worldwide for ALS research. Recently it…
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Research Shows 2 Minute Workout Improves Study Time
It is back to school time and that’s going to mean plenty of people hitting the books to study. If you or a student you know ever find yourself struggling to take in the information on the page; consider getting…
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Cell Phone Study Could Help Prevent Drunk Driving
A recent study, published in the Journal of Studies on Alcohol and Drugs, found that smartphones can tell when you are drunk solely based on your walk. To confirm this, scientists had 22 adults drink a vodka cocktail in one hour,…
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85% Of COVID-19 Patients Show Symptoms, Study Says
A German study recently discovered that 85% of COVID-19 patients showed at least one symptom of the disease. The research was conducted by the Robert Koch Institute with more than 2,100 patients between late June and early July. It is an interesting result given…
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