Healthy Living Stories
Pregnancy And Postpartum Complications High In Surrogates: Study
The study revealed that surrogates are at a higher risk of severe postpartum hemorrhage, hypertension, and preeclampsia. Compared to those who conceive naturally or with IVF, they are also at a higher risk of preterm birth. Alcohol-Dependency Treatment Should Be Different For Men And Women: Study Explains Why
The latest study suggests that hormonal and biochemical factors play a crucial role in shaping patterns of alcohol use and dependence in men and women. Longer Breastfeeding Reduces Risk Of Asthma Via Healthy Microbiome In Gut, Nasal Cavity: Study
The researchers of the latest study underscore the importance of extended breastfeeding for respiratory health. Fussy Eating In Toddlers Linked To Genetics, May Persist Into Early Adolescence: Study
The researchers found that picky eating is largely influenced by genetics and children with such traits may continue the habit into early adolescence. More Than 3600 Food Packaging Chemicals Detected In Human Bodies, Many Hazardous To Health
The study sheds light on the widespread human exposure to food contact chemicals that could be detected in human samples, such as urine, blood, and breast milk. Study Identifies Food Items That Could Cut Risk Of Dementia
The study revealed that those with the highest adherence to a flavonoid-rich diet, particularly tea, red wine, and berries, had a lower risk of dementia, with a more pronounced effect in those with a high genetic risk, hypertension, and depressive symptoms. Three cups of coffee daily boosts heart health, reduces cardiometabolic multimorbidity risk: study
The study revealed that any level of coffee and caffeine consumption could play an important protective role in all phases of cardiometabolic multimorbidity development. Study Finds Microplastics In Human Brain: Particles Likely Enter Through Breathing
The study revealed that these tiny floating microplastics in the air enter the brain likely through breathing. Children's Screen Time Mirrors Parents', Excessive Use Affects Language Skills: Study
The study found that kids' screen habits closely mirror those of their parents and excessive screen use in the family can negatively impact children's language development. Dry Eyes? Laughter May Be The Best Medicine, Says Study
The study suggests that laughter could be a safe, low-cost remedy for those struggling with dry eyes. Asthma Linked To Miscarriage And Fertility Issues In Women: Study
As the findings suggest that the severity of asthma can impact fertility, the researchers stress the importance of effective asthma control to improve reproductive outcomes in women. Excess Tummy Fat Linked To Widespread Chronic Pain, Particularly For Women: Study
The study explored how excess fat tissue around the abdomen affects the risk of chronic musculoskeletal pain at multiple body sites. Smoking Before 18 Linked To Respiratory Symptoms In 20's: Study
The latest study investigated how starting smoking before the age of 18 affects respiratory health in early adulthood. Type 2 Diabetes And Asthma: Study Identifies Two-Way Relationship Between The Conditions
Diabetes patients are at an increased risk of developing asthma and the relationship between the two conditions is reciprocal, the study revealed. Excessive Exposure To Night Light Linked To Higher Risk Of Alzheimer's: Study
Excessive light pollution increases the risk of Alzheimer's in both older and younger adults. For those under 65, nighttime light exposure poses a greater risk of developing Alzheimer's disease compared to many other known factors.