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This berry may protect you from cancer, diabetes, obesity

In a recent study published in Cancer Discovery, researchers have discovered that the Brazilian camu-camu berry, already recognized for its protective effects against obesity and...

We are more satisfied with life as we age, and here is why

Scientists from Claremont Graduate University found that people whose brains release more of the neurochemical oxytocin are kinder to others and are more satisfied...

Thinking about your thyroid health

You’ve probably heard of the thyroid gland, but do you know what it does? You might not give it a second thought unless something...

Preventing falls: Tips to keep you on your feet

Each year millions of Americans, especially older adults, go to the emergency department after an injury from a fall. “These falls can cause serious injuries—back...

How greenspace and parks can boost your health

Scientists from North Carolina State University found how parks and green spaces can help alleviate contemporary health challenges. The research is published in the North Carolina Medical...

How loneliness makes us sick

Scientists from the University of Chicago found how feeling alone can have a negative effect on health. They found loneliness can lead to fight-or-flight stress signaling,...

Exercise strongly lowers alcohol cravings

Scientists from Loughborough University found that exercise has been found to significantly reduce alcohol cravings in university students. The research is published in Addictive Behaviors...

This exercise could benefit people with chronic kidney disease

Scientists from Emory University found that structured aerobic exercise training over 12 weeks improves blood vessel function in people with stage 3 and 4...

How to quit smoking: What to expect and how to quit for good

If you smoke, you're probably aware of a stark reality: Cigarettes are the lead cause of preventable disease, disability and death, killing more than...

Brisk walking may slow down aging, study finds

Scientists from the University of Leicester found a clear link between walking pace and a genetic marker of biological age. They examined genetic data...