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Lastly, another American scientists-led study has found.
A study has found low levels of stress hormones in their blood.
Finally, one more American scientists-led study has found.
A study has found that the perfect age to get married is between 28 and 32.
Finally, an additional American scientists-led study has found.
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A study has found that these drugs may be able to treat not just depression, but dementia itself.
Women who have more than three sugary drinks a week may have anincreased risk of developing breast cancer, a study has found.
In the case of cotton, one study has found that 84% of Europe's water footprint lies outside Europe.
Young people who mix energy drinks with alcohol are twice as likely toend up harmed than those who just drink alcohol, a study has found.
A duke university study has found that capsaicin may lead to a cure for inflammatory bowel disease.
People have evolved to have subconscious urges to over-eat, and limited ability to avoid becoming obese, especially in winter,a University of Exeter study has found.
A study has found that drinking 500 ml of water on an empty stomach increases the blood flow in the skin and makes the skin shine.
Some of the ways that EGCG seems to work is by boosting thermogenesis(the body producing heat by using energy) and suppressing appetite,although not every study has found evidence that these effects are substantial.
Another study has found that untreated hearing loss has a negative association with cognition.
A small but possibly groundbreaking study has found a possible connection between the herpes virus HHV-6A and infertility.
A study has found that eating slowly and having smaller bites makes us feel less hungry an hour afterwards.
The side effects of the"share", must cause the attention of pregnant women,new study has found that long-term consumption of light caused by irregular menstruation, or make the endometrial abnormal, thus inducing premature birth.
A study has found that the current stamp duty in Britain has reduced turnover by 20%, hardly driving business away from London.
Whereas a peer-reviewed scientific study has found a possible correlation between glyphosate in feed given to pregnant sows, and an increase in the incidence of severe congenital anomalies in their piglets(12);
A study has found that kissing increases a woman's immunity from Cytomegalovirus, which, if she is pregnant, can cause birth defects.
A Manchester Metropolitan University study has found that taking carbohydrate and protein supplements just before and just after low-resistance exercise could boost muscle performance and slow muscle wastage in people over retirement age.
The study has found that participants who have been successful in maintaining their weight loss share some common strategies.
A Massachusetts General Hospital study has found the mechanism by which amyloid beta- the protein deposited into plaques in the brains of patients with Alzheimer's disease- protects from the effects of herpes viruses commonly found in the brain.
A study has found that the natural cooling effect of the water beneath the solar cells makes them up to 11% more efficient than solar panels placed on land.
Moreover, a study has found that inhaling smoke from one burnt mosquito coil is equivalent to inhaling smoke from as many as 137 cigarettes(1)!
One British study has found that when evenly matched Olympic athletes competed, those wearing red won significantly more than their blue-wearing opponents.
A study has found that poor mental health is linked with poor diet quality-- regardless of personal characteristics such as gender age, education, age, marital status and income level.
However, this new study has found that all forms of aerobic exercise- in particular, high-intensity interval training such as cycling and running- can effectively stop aging at the cellular level.
A 2011 study has found that people who spent at least four hours in front of a screen every day had a 48 percent greater risk of dying from any cause than people who spent less than two hours.
One study has found that men who spent more than 23 hours per week watching TV had a 64% greater risk of dying of cardiovascular disease than men who only watch 11 hours.