England: A newly published report suggests that fathers can improve their children’s academic performance at school by helping them study or draw and play with them. Research led by the University of Leeds has found that children do better in primary school if their father regularly spends time with them reading, playing, telling stories or…
San Diego: A study by American experts has warned that two chemicals sprayed on crops can cause problems in learning and memory and social skills in children. Researchers at the University of California, San Diego in the US used urine samples and test performance scores from teenagers to find a link between the crop chemical…
British Columbia: A new study suggests that the use of weight-loss injections may increase the risk of serious stomach problems. The study found that the injections (which were seen as a game changer against obesity) made non-diabetics more likely to develop pancreatitis, bowel resistance and gastrointestinal paralysis. American researchers said that although this case is…
Hamburg: A study found that tea consumption reduced the risk of developing type 2 diabetes by 28 percent. Researchers from Australia’s University of Adelaide and China’s Southeast University studied the daily tea drinking habits of 1,923 people from China. Two types of people were included in the study, one who was not addicted to tea…
Glasgow: According to a new study, middle class children were the most affected in the global epidemic of Corona. Children suffering severe mental problems during the epidemic may affect their education in the future. Children whose parents were employed, cohabiting and highly educated had more mental health problems than their younger peers. According to experts,…
Hong Kong: A new study suggests that exercising between 7 am and 9 am can play an important role in weight control. Although experts disagree about the best times to exercise, new research has found that early in the day is the best time to increase the association between moderate-to-vigorous exercise and obesity. In the…
Massachusetts: A new study has found that artificial sweeteners and ultra-processed foods can cause depression. In a study conducted by researchers at Harvard University and Mass General Brigham Hospital in the United States, they examined the diets of more than 31,000 white women between the ages of 42 and 62. Among them, about seven thousand…
Tokyo: Staying active, eating a healthy diet and avoiding smoking are among the most important tips doctors give to maintain brain health over time. But scientists have discovered a diet that may be beneficial for mental health. Researchers at the National Center for Geriatrics and Gerontology in Obo, Japan examined the health and eating habits…
Bangkok: A study has shown that using turmeric can be as effective as medicine to treat indigestion. A compound found in turmeric may be as effective as omeprazole, a drug used to reduce stomach acid and treat indigestion, according to a first-of-its-kind study published in the journal BMJ Evidence-Based Medicine. Turmeric contains a naturally active…
File photo Studies have shown that brisk walking for 2 minutes after a meal can keep blood sugar levels under control. According to scientists from Ireland, in the light of studies conducted for many years, it has been proven that the Mediterranean diet can reduce the risk of diabetes, high cholesterol, heart disease, stroke and…
