Coffee Contributes to Longevity, a New Study Says
Good news for coffee lovers. According to a new study, whether it is ground, instant, or decaffeinated coffee, all of them contribute to longevity because they have beneficial effects on….
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Teenagers Who Spend too Much Time on the Internet Feel Sadder
The study found that teenagers who spent more time online were more stressed and more likely to feel sad and had suicidal thoughts. A South Korean survey described the condition….
Which Drug Is the Most Harmful? It Depends on the Chosen Criteria
Australian researchers have evaluated the dangers of two dozen different drugs according to 16 criteria. Drug use has its effects, which can be very devastating in some cases. Which of….
Domestication Reduces Cats’ Brain, the Study Says
An international research project has found that domestication does not benefit pets’ brains. A comparison of the skulls of several species of cats showed that the brain size of domestic….
Adult American Eats 50,000 Microplastics a Year. The Largest Source Is Bottled Water
The average US citizen eats about 50,000 microplastics a year. This is stated in the first large study on this topic, which was published in the scientific journal Environmental Science….
Falling Birth Rates May Be Related to Burning Fossil Fuels, a New Study Says
Statistics are proving the declining birth rate of all industrialized countries. The Danish study mapped this fact in more detail. However, this trend is also evident in other developed countries…..
Obscure Study Results on Triplets May Be Published in 2066
Three brothers, Eddie, David, and Bobby were born in June 1962. That was the last time they were together. By chance, they met again after 18 years. However, their meeting….
More than 40 Working Hours a Week Leads to a Stroke and Affect the Heart Health
According to the study, overwork can lead to an increased risk of heart failure or stroke in middle-aged people. Young and healthy people do not belong to the risk group…..
Positive Thinking Promises a Slower Memory Decline
We want to keep some memories of our lives. Physiological and emotional factors can make it difficult for us. Studies show that cheerful and enthusiastic people retain a better memory….
16-year-old Student Discovers Type 2 Diabetes Cure
Medical science is constantly looking for medicines for a variety of diseases and disorders, including type 2 diabetes. The Philippines boasts a young high school student who discovered a potential….