According to research, the chances of miscarriage More during the summer than in any other weather condition. According to the Boston University School of Public Health (BUSHP), up to 30 percent of pregnancies end in miscarriage, which is defined as pregnancy loss before 20 weeks of pregnancy. Up to half of all miscarriages are unexplained, … Read more
A research study by the Dana-Farber Cancer Institute sheds light on this conundrum, providing clues that may link mutations to genetic changes, and may point to potential drug targets to reduce the risk of people born with certain genetic mutations. Several sections of the noncoding region in the human genome play a major role in … Read more
lifestyle June 14, 2022 11:30 PM4 minutes to read Fighting alcohol cravings? It turns out that getting some exercise can help. Photos/Getty Images Alcohol intoxication, particularly in Western cultures, is an increasingly socially acceptable behavior, and excessive levels of alcohol consumption have been identified as Big problem between the university the students. one study It … Read more
According to a new, large-scale study, having multiple conditions that affect the heart is linked to a higher risk mental illness of having a high genetic risk. Led by the University of Oxford and the University of Exeter, this study is among the largest ever to examine the link between many heart-related conditions and dementia, … Read more
When asked about Chatterjee, Google spokesperson Jason Freidenfelds provided a company statement confirming that it was “terminated due to”. Freidenfelds also provided a statement from Zoubin Ghahramani, Vice President of Google Research, saying, “We hold firmly to our standard of respectful discourse among our researchers.” Gramani Chatterjee’s statement was not mentioned by name. The episode … Read more
You may have read stories claiming that eating blueberries lowers the risk of dementia, that red wine is good for your heart, or that coffee protects against type 2 dementia. diabetic — or, in fact, the many other big health claims about a particular “superfood.” But what is the truth of these statements? While we … Read more
