New research from Norway suggests that increasing physical activity may alleviate chronic pain by enhancing pain tolerance.
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Weekend Workouts: Transforming Your Health in Just Two Days
Discover the benefits of concentrated weekend workouts! A recent study shows they offer similar heart health benefits as exercising throughout …
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Extended Breastfeeding Tied to Enhanced Academic Performance in Adolescence, Study Finds
Title: Extended Breastfeeding Tied to Enhanced Academic Performance in Adolescence, Study FindsA recent study has revealed a potential connection between …
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The Impact of Phone Habits on Heart Health: A Surprising Link to Hypertension
New research reveals that spending over 30 minutes per week on mobile phone calls increases the risk of high blood …
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The Impact of Soap on Mosquito Attraction: New Research Reveals Surprising Findings
New research reveals that soap choice can attract or repel mosquitoes based on body odor interactions. Soap alters attractiveness to …
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Positive Development: Mental Health of Older Adults Improving Over Time
Study shows older adults today have better mental health than 30 years ago, with fewer depressive symptoms and higher life …
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New Study Reveals Higher Risk of Peripheral Artery Disease in Marijuana Users
New study reveals marijuana users face three times higher risk of Peripheral Artery Disease (PAD), highlighting the need for monitoring …
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Understanding the Link Between Epstein-Barr Virus and Multiple Sclerosis
New study reveals how the common Epstein-Barr Virus can mistakenly target the brain, potentially causing damage and contributing to multiple …
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Excessive Manganese Levels Detected in Massachusetts Drinking Water Raise Concerns
Toxic Tap Warning: High manganese levels in Massachusetts drinking water pose risks to vulnerable groups, calling for enforceable federal standards.
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Genetic Variant Linked to Accelerated Multiple Sclerosis Progression
by Amir Husseinby Amir HusseinGroundbreaking study identifies a genetic variant that accelerates multiple sclerosis progression, offering new avenues for treatment development.