Study Shows Children’s Screen Time Linked To Weaker Language Skills
Research highlights negative impact of video games on vocabulary, raising concerns about screen use patterns in families.
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Gorillas’ Medicinal Plants Offer Clues For Drug-Resistant E.coli
Wild gorillas' consumption of native plants leads to discovery of potential medicines against drug-resistant E.coli strains.
Epilepsy Drug Shows Promise In Treating Deadly Snoring Condition, Study Finds
Patients with obstructive sleep apnea experienced symptom reduction using sulthiame, a potential alternative to standard treatments.
Researchers Claim Clowns Help Sicks Kids Get Well Quicker
Scientists say spending time with a specially-trained medical clown can shorten the length of hospital stay for children.
Scientists Say COVID-19 Lockdowns Prematurely Aged Teens Brains
COVID-19 lockdowns accelerated brain development in teens, especially girls.
Aging Stress: Survey Finds Women Concerned About Signs Of Aging; Embrace Skincare Routines To Combat Aging Effects
Survey of 2,000 American women reveals stress over aging, with focus on skincare to prevent signs of aging like fine lines and wrinkles. According to a new survey, almost half of women (47%) express that aging causes them stress.
Study Finds People Who Vape As Out Of Shape As Smokers
The findings add to growing evidence that long-term use of vapes is harmful.
Late Nighters Face Higher Diabetes Risk Due To Body Clock Misalignment
Study finds late chronotypes have elevated BMI, more body fat, and nearly 50% higher diabetes risk.
Information Overload Threatens Frontline Workers’ Job Satisfaction, Survey Shows
Poll reveals stress from lack of skills and training, but company-provided resources make a positive impact.