This research was conducted on 420,000 British citizens with an average age of 55 years. According to a study, people who live near trees and gardens have a lower risk of stroke, while their chances of dementia and memory loss are also dramatically reduced. In this regard, in a study conducted at Peking University in…
Paris: Eating late at night may not seem harmful, but a new study suggests that eating after 9 pm may increase the risk of stroke. In a study published in the journal Nature Communications, researchers examined more than 100,000 French people. All participants in the study completed 15 food diaries in which they reported the…
38-year-old Altman shook up the world of artificial intelligence by creating the astonishing software ChatGPT, photo; Reuters A few days ago, the board of Open Artificial Intelligence (OpenAI) ousted the founder and CEO of this advanced software, Sam Altman, after which there was talk about his new destination. Rumors continued, but their next stop was…
Currently, screen time i.e. mobile phone, computer use and television viewing time has increased tremendously. Children as well as adults spend a lot of time staring at cell phones, computers and television screens. In a recent research study, experts examined screen time and its effects on children’s mental health. There have been several studies on…
Good news for those who take a nap (lying down for a while after lunch) is that your practice lowers your risk of heart disease. According to a study, any physical activity, from jogging to jogging, reduces the risk of stroke and heart disease. However, researchers say that exercise is the best way to prevent…
Washington: People who live alone have a higher risk of dying from cancer, a new study has warned. American Cancer Society researchers report that adults who live alone have a 43 percent higher risk of dying from cancer than those who live with others. Men have a 38 percent higher risk, while single women have…
The report by the Independent International Commission of Inquiry on Ukraine, published on Friday, follows a study issued in March. It documents additional indiscriminate attacks with explosive weapons, resulting in deaths, injuries and the destruction and damage of civilian objects. For example, 24 people, mostly women and children, were killed in an attack on…
Basel: According to a recent study, children who exercise regularly can cope with any kind of stress easily. Researchers at the University of Basel in Switzerland have reported in a study that school children are better able to cope with stress if they get enough daily exercise. ‘Exercise!’ This is a piece of advice that…
Oslo: Antiviral drugs can help protect the function of insulin-producing cells in children newly diagnosed with type 1 diabetes, a new study has found. Type 1 diabetes is usually diagnosed in childhood and has no cure. In this condition, these cells, which are the beta cells of the leaf, usually stop working and die. The…
Sydney: A study has shown that taking the stairs and cleaning the floor is enough to reduce the risk of heart attacks and strokes. A study conducted at the University of Sydney examined 25,000 British citizens who did not participate in any sport or exercise. In the study, participants wore devices on their wrists that…
