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Eating more processed red meat increases the risk of cognitive decline and dementia, according to a study published in the peer-reviewed science journal Neurology.
Research shows that offering people a financial incentive is effective in helping them quit smoking and remain smoke-free over time.
Italian researchers have discovered that using a nasal spray to inhibit a specific brain enzyme can counteract the cognitive decline associated with Alzheimer's disease.
Research suggests that, if all Americans over 40 matched the physical activity levels of the top 25%, they could live 5 years longer on average, while the least active 25% could gain nearly 11 years with equivalent effort.
It turns out that constantly switching between online videos can actually make us more bored and less satisfied with the content we're consuming. In this article, we will go over why.
For decades, scientists have puzzled over how a faint atmosphere persists on our moon and what sustains it. Recent research might finally provide the answers
Astronomers have discovered an exoplanet, TIC 241249530 b, that is currently undergoing a dramatic transformation from a cold, distant world into a scorching hot Jupiter, offering new insights into planetary evolution.
Omega Centauri, a seemingly ordinary star cluster of roughly ten million stars, reveals a missing link.
A research team at Johns Hopkins University discovered that an exoplanet, notorious for its extreme weather, has a surprising feature—it smells like rotten eggs. Interestingly, the presence of this foul odour is more than just a curious fact.
Scientists discovered something amazing about fungi: they can maintain cooler temperatures than their surroundings
The Moon is slowly shrinking, and that could spell trouble for future astronauts, according to a study published in the peer-reviewed Planetary Science Journal.
This article delves into the ingenious methods and tools astronomers employ to decode the chronology of the cosmos.
A study, the first of its kind, has delved into comparing the effects of antidepressants and running exercises in treating anxiety and depression. It yielded some interesting results.
While plant-based diets come with a myriad of health benefits, there's more to the picture than meets the eye. Research reveals that individuals following a vegetarian diet have a 50% higher likelihood of experiencing a hip fracture compared to those who consume meat regularly.
Scientists have finally unraveled the mystery behind ants' global dominance. A groundbreaking study reveals their journey alongside flowering plants, forming a mutual bond that shaped ecosystems for over 100 million years. This research sheds light on the profound impact of plant communities on biodiversity, emphasizing the delicate balance of nature's interplay.
Groundbreaking research from the Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory unveils an innovative way to create infinitely recyclable plastic, propelling us closer to a sustainable future
New research suggests that the number of Earth-like exoplanets hosting liquid water may be vastly underestimated, therefore greatly enhancing the possibility of discovering life.
Math and music may seem worlds apart, but an extensive analysis published in the peer-reviewed journal Educational Studies indicates a harmonious link between the two that can potentially help children excel in their maths classes.
The Megalodon, a huge prehistoric shark that roamed Earth's oceans in the distant past, turns out to have been warm-blooded.
In a ground-breaking discovery, astronomers have uncovered the second-ever multiplanetary circumbinary system.
An astonishing revelation in climate science has emerged: the vast, unseen network of mycorrhizal fungi that spans the globe is responsible for storing a significant portion of our planet's carbon.
The future may not be defined by silicon chips but rather by an intriguing new concept where laboratory-grown "brains" function as the biological hardware of cutting-edge computers.
It's a well-known fact that excessive salt intake is detrimental to our cardiovascular health, but Japanese research throws light on a less-explored aspect—its impact on our cognitive health
In a groundbreaking study by University of Florida astronomers discovered that one-third of galaxy’s most common planets could be in habitable zone
Danish research suggests that viewing the same image of food repetitively and visualizing yourself consuming that food can actually make you feel satiated.
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