Gas Stoves Emit 100 Times More Dangerous Particles Than Cars, Study Finds
New research reveals gas cookers release nano-sized particles, posing health risks particularly for children, urging improved ventilation measures.
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New AI App Diagnoses Ear Infections With 93% Accuracy, Aims To Cut Unnecessary Antibiotics In Kids
Physician-scientists at the University of Pittsburgh develop groundbreaking tool to enhance diagnosis and treatment decisions for children.
Low Iron Levels Linked To Long COVID Symptoms, Study Shows
Research reveals iron dysregulation in blood may be key factor in persistent COVID-19 symptoms, offering potential insights for treatment.
Two Cans Of Soda A Week May Nullify Exercise Benefits On Cardiovascular Health, Study Warns
New research highlights the risks of sugar-sweetened drinks, showing physical activity alone may not protect against cardiovascular disease.
Sleep Apnea Linked To 50% Higher Risk Of Memory Issues, Urgent Research Warns
New study reveals sleep disorder may lead to memory problems, emphasizing the need for early detection and treatment.
Study Reveals Women Gain Greater Heart Benefits From Exercise With Less Effort Than Men
Research published in JACC shows women can achieve maximal survival benefits with half the exercise time compared to men.
New Study Warns Of Sleep Problems Triggering Mental Health Issues
Review in PNAS highlights the impact of sleep-circadian disturbances on psychiatric disorders and potential holistic treatments.
Study Finds Viagra Could Reduce Risk Of Alzheimer’s
Men usually take the blue pill to treat erectile dysfunction.
Less Than Half Of Americans Know Their Blood Pressure, Putting Them At Risk For Heart Disease
New study shows low awareness of key heart health numbers, highlighting the need for proactive prevention.