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Young adults who experience migraines, along with other unconventional risk factors, may face an increased risk of stroke

Adults under the age of 35 to 45 may face a higher risk of stroke from less conventional…

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Factors contributing to the increased risk of frailty in old age vary between men and women

Elderly individuals diagnosed with frailty syndrome require prioritization in primary healthcare settings due to their heightened susceptibility to…

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It’s not just you: Young people appear and feel older when under stress

A recent study has discovered that younger adults tend to look and feel older when they experience stress,…

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Selenium as an indicator of metabolic syndrome in middle-aged women

A study published in the journal Aging, known in academic circles as "Aging (Albany NY)" according to MEDLINE/PubMed…

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A wake-up call for everyone to establish consistent healthy sleeping patterns

It has been conclusively determined that achieving the recommended nightly 7-9 hours of sleep is beyond the grasp…

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Improved mental and physical well-being in the elderly linked to proximity to natural environments

The availability of urban green and blue spaces, even in small increments, might be linked to improved mental…

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Mediterranean diet linked to reduced dementia risk

A study suggests that adhering to a diet reminiscent of the traditional Mediterranean style, which includes an abundance…

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Experts caution against the excessive medical treatment of menopause and advocate for a fresh perspective on how society perceives menopause and assists women during the ageing process

The Lancet has published a groundbreaking four-paper series proposing a holistic approach to menopause management that extends beyond…

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Optimal quality in non-profit residential care homes for the older adults

Research conducted by the University of Gothenburg has highlighted that Sweden's top-performing long-term residential care homes for older…

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Premature retirement affects the psychological well-being of blue-collar women more significantly than that of their white-collar colleagues

Retirement represents a significant life shift that profoundly influences an individual's existence. For a portion of the population,…

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Why scratching intensifies itching

It seems that the age-old wisdom imparted by mothers across the globe holds a scientific truth: Scratching an…

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Residing in verdant areas may enhance bone density and reduce the risk of osteoporosis

Research published in the Annals of Rheumatic Diseases has uncovered that residing near gardens, parks, and other green…

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Investigations reveal that tai chi excels over standard exercises in boosting seniors’ mobility and stability

Despite the recognised advantages of tai chi for enhancing functional mobility and balance in older adults, the breadth…

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According to the brain, not all itches are the same

Itch is a protective mechanism in animals, helping to ward off parasites that might introduce harmful pathogens into…

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Numerous patients with type 2 diabetes are missing vital information that could potentially save their lives regarding their condition

Type 2 diabetes (T2D), a widespread chronic condition, stems from the body's inadequate insulin production or utilization. This…

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