Scientists find universal acoustic features of healing music
Recent research published in the journal General Psychiatry has unveiled three unique acoustic features common to healing music across various genres.
This breakthrough discovery could...
Sleep loss can increase anxiety, 50-year study confirms
A comprehensive study led by Cara Palmer, Ph.D., from Montana State University, and co-lead Joanne Bower, Ph.D., from East Anglia University, reveals the extensive...
Chatbot can boost at-home rehabilitation for traumatic brain injury
A groundbreaking study from Flinders University has unveiled the potential of chatbot technology, particularly a chatbot named RehabChat, in assisting the rehabilitation journey for...
Scientists find the key to healthy sleep and blood sugar
Recent research led by Osaka University has shed light on the role of D-alanine, a form of amino acid, in the human body.
Published in...
“Night owls” at higher risk of this artery disease, study shows
A study from the University of Gothenburg, Sweden, published in the journal Sleep Medicine, reveals a striking link between circadian rhythm, or sleep-wake patterns,...
Childhood hardships linked to higher death risk in adulthood, study finds
A major study by the University of Limerick (UL) in Ireland has revealed new insights into how challenging experiences in childhood could lead to...
Scientists find a simple path to weight loss
Over one billion people around the world are obese, which means they have a lot of extra body weight. This extra weight can lead...
The wake-up call: how alarms affect your heart health
Imagine this: your alarm clock goes off early in the morning, jolting you awake. Annoying, right?
But did you know this sudden wake-up could also...
Easier quitting smoking with this diabetes drug without major weight gain
Once upon a time, there was a diabetes medication called dulaglutide, also known by its brand name Trulicity.
This medicine, originally designed to help people...
Watching Doctor Who may help reduce death risk in holidays, study finds
Have you ever thought that watching your favorite TV show could be good for your health?
A recent study published in The BMJ's Christmas issue...