A groundbreaking new study has sparked global discussion about the link between exercise and air pollution, revealing that polluted environments can significantly reduce the health benefits of physical activity.
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Sorbitol Liver Disease Risk: New Study Warns About Hidden Dangers in Artificial Sweeteners
A groundbreaking study has raised major concerns about the sorbitol liver disease risk, suggesting that this widely used artificial sweetener may contribute to severe liver problems.
Ultra-Processed Foods Risk: New Study Warns of Rising Pre-Diabetes in Youth
A new study has raised serious concerns about the ultra-processed foods risk in young people, showing that regular consumption of fast food, packaged snacks, sugary drinks
Children’s Screen Time Research: New Study Reveals Unexpected Health Benefits
For years, parents and experts have worried about digital exposure, but recent children’s screen time research has challenged this belief with surprising findings. A major study from the University of South Australia
ChatGPT Integrations with Coursera and Study Mode Are Transforming AI Learning and Upskilling
If you’re still using ChatGPT just to draft emails or write social media posts, you’re missing its true potential. The latest ChatGPT integrations with Coursera and Study Mode have completely redefined how professionals learn, upskill, and manage productivity. With these features
The Hidden Dangers of Clean Eating: Experts Warn of Orthorexia and Mental Health Risks Among Fashion Models
In a time where health-conscious lifestyles are celebrated and social media glorifies fitness trends, a concerning reality is emerging — the pursuit of clean eating may not always lead to better health.
Longer Sleep on Weekends Linked to Reduced Depression Risk, Study Finds
Led by researchers from Central South University, the study analyzed data from approximately 8,000 individuals, providing valuable insights into the relationship between sleep habits and depressive symptoms. Participants were surveyed on their sleep patterns,