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Learning to just say 'no' to unwanted invitations this a href=https://talker.news/category/lifestyle/holidaysholiday season/a can be beneficial for mental health, according to new research. EUGENE ZHYVCHIK/PEXELS

Saying ‘No’ To Holiday Invitations Good For Your Mental Health: Study

A new study shows that loved ones not care about rejected invitations as much as we imagine they do The post Saying ‘No’ to holiday invitations good for your mental health: study appeared first on Talker.

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Scientists have revealed unprecedented insights into human limb development, including the many intricate processes that govern their formation. ALIAN CHEDOTAL/RAPHAEL BLAIN/SWNS

Scientists Unlock Secrets Of Human Limb Development In Unprecedented Study

Insights into intricate processes of limb formation could lead to new treatments for muscle disorders and congenital limb syndromes.

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Reading sparks the imagination much more than watching television, reveals a new study. KAROLINA GRABOWSKA/PEXELS

Reading Sparks Imagination More Than Television, Study Shows

New research suggests that reading books stimulates the imagination more effectively than watching screen-based entertainment.

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Crippling a href=https://talker.news/2023/10/26/korean-scientists-develop-new-state-of-the-art-treatment-for-arthritis/arthritis/a could one day not just be treated but actually cured, according to the latest research. PHOTO BY TOWFIQU BARBHUIYA/UNSPLASH

Breakthrough Research Offers Hope For Curing Arthritis

Scientists discover stem cells that could re-strengthen cartilage, potentially reversing osteoarthritis.

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Leighann Forsyth, 38, with daughter Aria McGill. The duo have been gifted new home for Xmas after pleas for safety. Aria is battling leukemia. GEORGE MUNRO; GREENOCK TELEGRAM VIA SWNS.

Mother’s Appeal For Safer Living Conditions Granted After Housing Struggles

Brave Girl Battling Leukemia Finds Safe Home for Christmas

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People with acne face social and professional stigma, reveals a new study. SHOTPOT/PEXELS

Acne Discrimination: Study Reveals Social And Professional Stigma

People with darker skin tones and severe acne face the greatest stigma, highlighting the need for change.

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Up to half of middle-aged couples may both have potentially fatal a href=https://www.heart.org/en/health-topics/high-blood-pressure/the-facts-about-high-blood-pressure/what-is-high-blood-pressurehigh blood pressure/a, warns a new study. VLADA KARPOVICH/PEXELS

Study Warns: Half Of Middle-Aged Couples May Share Potentially Fatal High Blood Pressure

Research reveals a significant correlation between spouses' blood pressure levels, emphasizing the need for couple-based interventions.

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Depression and constipation may be early signs of a href=https://www.nationalmssociety.org/What-is-MS?multiple sclerosis/a, warns a new study. LIZA SUMMER/PEXELS

Depression, Constipation, And UTIs May Signal Early Multiple Sclerosis, Study Finds

New research suggests that certain symptoms could be precursors to a multiple sclerosis diagnosis.

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Electrical stimulation of the brain can be used to improve mental processes in a href=https://www.alz.org/Alzheimer's/a patients, according to a new study. MILAD FAKURIAN/PEXELS

Electrical Brain Stimulation Boosts Cognitive Function In Alzheimer’s Patients

Transcranial direct current stimulation (tDCS) shows promise in improving memory and neural plasticity

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