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An Active Childhood May Save Your Life 40 Years Later

The past may be over, but is it ever really past? Researchers from Linköping University explain that how fit middle-aged men were during their youth appears to have a connection to their heart health today. More specifically, men who were in shape as adolescents showed a much lower risk of atherosclerosis close to 40 years later. Atherosclerosis…
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The Simple Key To Happiness: Hydration

Picture this: It’s been a long day, and you’re feeling a bit down. But then, you take a sip of cool, refreshing water, and suddenly, your mood starts to lift. Sound familiar? If so, you’re not alone. A new survey suggests that staying hydrated might just be the key to unlocking more joy in your daily life.…
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The 7 Most Romantic Cities In The World

When it comes to finding the most romantic cities in the world, there are countless options to choose from. From the charming canals of Venice to the stunning views of Paris, each city offers its own unique charm and allure for couples looking to rekindle their romance. Whether you prefer a bustling metropolis or a quiet seaside…
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Hermès sued over claims it refused to sell shoppers Birkin bags

The lawsuit calls the Birkin handbags an “icon of fashion” – with some fetching well over $10,000 (£7,638). Hermès has been sued over claims it unlawfully allows only customers with “sufficient purchase history” with the company to buy its famous Birkin bags. Two residents in California allege Hermès is violating antitrust laws by “tying” the sale of…
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Intermittent Fasting Warning: 8-Hour Eating Window Linked To 91% Higher Risk Of Death From Heart Disease

Intermittent fasting is a growing dietary trend embraced by health-conscious individuals who hope to improve their overall health and lifespan. New research, however, warns that one common form of the diet may actually worsen health down the road. Scientists say restricting your eating in an eight-hour time frame may significantly increase the risk of dying from cardiovascular…
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Over 3 Billion People Suffering From Neurological Disorders

NEW YORK — A damning new study reveals that nearly half of the global population suffers from neurological disorders. A team of international researchers have unveiled a significant increase in both the prevalence and the health impact of neurological conditions, including incidents of stroke, Alzheimer’s disease, and meningitis, over the past 30 years. The study, part of…
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You Can Learn How To Be Happy, College Class Proves

Can happiness be obtained — by learning about it in school? The University of Bristol’s Science of Happiness course, which launched in 2018, is helping answer that question. Not your typical college class, the innovative course features absolutely no tests or work. Instead it focuses on teaching students what the latest peer-reviewed studies in psychology and neuroscience…
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5 Best Scotch Labels, Ranked

The smoky flavor of Scotch Whiskey is not for everyone. For the connoisseur, Scotch is an ephemeral elixir that somehow captures smoke and fire in a bottle. The world’s greatest Scotch whiskeys are luxury brands that are costly, but worth it for those who can appreciate the artisan craftsmanship that goes into the production and aging of…
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CrossFit is out: Low-impact workouts are in

We’re no longer in the heyday of HIIT (high-intensity interval training) and CrossFit. Now, low-impact and functional fitness workouts are all the rage for American adults. Why it matters: As longevity becomes a primary health focus, more adults are prioritizing workouts that help them in the long-term by being easier on the body and improving strength and…
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Global study reveals adults worldwide are dealing with poor sleep

Trying to get the recommended amount of sleep is a nightmare for millions across the globe. In an awakening study, Australian researchers from Flinders University discovered that nearly one-third of adults worldwide are unable to get seven to nine hours of sleep nightly. Meanwhile, only 15 percent of people managed to sleep within the recommended range for…
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Eating ultra-processed foods linked to over 30 health problems

By now, most people know that the candies, chips, cakes, and sodas aren’t healthy. Now, new research is helping drive the point home. Solid evidence shows that exposure to ultra-processed foods is associated with an increased risk of 32 negative health outcomes, including cancer, mental health conditions, and early death. Ultra-processed foods refer to sugary cereals, drinks,…
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Big ab muscles could lead to heart disease for men

Big abs could be bad for a man’s health. Body composition, which is typically defined as the amount of fat, bone, and muscle in the body, is a concept frequently used by health professionals in relation to heart health. However, researchers from the University of California-San Diego are challenging this, suggesting that more muscle doesn’t automatically mean…
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People in this remote valley live to 100—they follow 5 distinct diet and lifestyle habits for longevity

In a little-known mountainous area called Hunza Valley, located far north of Pakistan, people seem to defy all medical odds. It is primarily home to the Burusho and Wakhi people, who for centuries have survived and thrived in remote villages — with minimal amenities and rudimentary health facilities. Studies have found that the average life expectancy here…
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Childless Future? Birth Rate Plunging as Millennials Decide Against Being Parents

Less than a fifth of millennials, specifically those between 26 and 35, are certain that they want to become parents one day. This inclination further diminishes among individuals with pronounced environmental concerns. Simply put, four in five young millennials want to remain childless, especially if they dwell on climate change concerns. The study, conducted by the University…
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Can you ditch your cellphone for an entire month? This company will pay thousands if you do

Siggi’s Dairy is offering a prize of $10,000 if you’re willing to give up your smartphone for one month. The New York-based company, which is known for selling an Icelandic yogurt called skyr, announced the contest on Wednesday. “We’re introducing a NEW kind of ‘Dry January’ this year,” the company’s website read. “Instead of abstaining from alcohol…
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Is Body Positivity Doing More Harm Than Good?

‘You don’t have to love your body to be kind to it.’ – Alissa Rumsey Body positivity is a major topic of conversation these days. From social media to commercials on TV, there has been a growing effort to push a more inclusive image of the human body. While the concept of accepting our individual flaws is…
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Escape the city: Living closer to nature benefits older adults mentally and physically

Americans have been leaving big cities in droves in recent years, and now a new study is giving older adults another reason to move. Scientists from Washington State University have found that even small, seemingly insignificant, differences in the availability of green and blue spaces across urban areas may contribute to improved mental and physical health. In…
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Most overrated travel destinations revealed: ‘It sucks so bad, there is nothing to do’

The honeymoon is over for the longtime Honeymoon Capital of the World — several disillusioned globetrotters took to Reddit last week to rate Dubai, Niagara Falls, Disney World and other surprising locations as overhyped travel destinations. The list comes as US airports completed their busiest travel season in years. AAA had predicted that 115.2 million travelers would…
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A New Way to Treat Back Pain

What if the best way to treat your chronic back pain is by retraining your brain? That’s the premise of a novel approach to chronic pain. Many people feel pain even after a physical injury has healed or when doctors can’t find a physical cause. The approach, called “pain reprocessing therapy,” tries to train the brain not…
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What is white lung syndrome? Signs, symptoms and preventive measures of mystery pneumonia

White lung syndrome is emerging as a new health concern among children. From symptoms to preventive measures, all you want to know about the outbreak. After the outbreak of mystery pneumonia among China’s paediatric population, a similar illness has been raising child hospitalisation cases in Ohio, US. Referred to as the White Lung Syndrome, the illness is…
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Urfi Javed Faces Instagram Suspension – Actress Reveals the Incident with a Screenshot!

Urfi Javed, renowned for her bold fashion choices and outspoken demeanor, has encountered a recent development as her Instagram account underwent suspension. The actress promptly shared the noteworthy moment by posting a screenshot on her Instagram Story. Known for making headlines on social media platforms, Urfi Javed has once again stirred attention. However, this time, it’s not…
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A bowl of yogurt a day keeps mental health disorders away

Can eating yogurt help stave off mental disorders? Researchers from the University of Virginia School of Medicine believe so. In a new study, scientists discovered that a common bacterium found in fermented foods and yogurt, called Lactobacillus, plays a crucial role in managing stress, potentially aiding in preventing conditions like depression and anxiety. This discovery could pave…
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What causes common headaches and migraines? Experts think they finally know

Tension headaches and migraines are the most common types of head pains, yet the exact source of those conditions has alluded experts — until now. A research team in Germany studied magnetic resonance imaging (MRIs) of 50 patients to analyze connections between headache frequency, neck pain and facial muscle trigger points. They specifically focused on the trapezius…
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ISLAND OF IMMORTALS Inside remote Greek island where locals who ‘live forever’ thanks to stress-free life and sex into old age are studied

Locals in other ‘blue zones’ also live long and prosperous lives A REMOTE Greek island is home to locals who “live forever” thanks to a stress-free life and sex into old age. Those searching for the fountain of youth should look no further than the 99-square mile island of Ikaria. Known as the island of longevity, one…
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Isha and her Reliance Retail team have redefined what luxury means in Mumbai, says Mukesh Ambani | Watch video

Mukesh and Nita Ambani expressed immense pride and joy at the opening of Jio World Plaza, led by their daughter Isha Ambani, praising her and her team for redefining luxury in Mumbai, and foreseeing it as a global exemplar. Reliance Industries chairman Mukesh Ambani and Reliance Foundation Chairman Nita Ambani were proud parents beaming with joy during…
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Meta’s Instagram linked to depression, anxiety, insomnia in kids – US states’ lawsuit

Dozens of U.S. states are suing Meta Platforms (META.O) and its Instagram unit, accusing them of fueling a youth mental health crisis by making their social media platforms addictive. In a complaint filed on Tuesday, the attorneys general of 33 states including California and New York said Meta, which also operates Facebook, repeatedly misled the public about…
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Stroke could cause 10 million deaths by 2050; what causes stroke and lifestyle habits to reduce risk

Stroke cases are increasing even in young people. Know risk factors and lifestyle habits that can help you prevent stroke. Stroke deaths may rise exponentially in low and middle-income countries (LMICs) by the year 2050 from 86 per cent to 91 per cent, said studies by World Stroke Organization and the Lancet Neurology Commission. The report states…
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Aspartame could cause memory and learning deficits in future generations, a new study suggests

Industry experts maintain the safety of the low-calorie sweetener, saying ‘facts are important’ The non-sugar, low-calorie sweetener aspartame — which is found in many sugar-free or “diet” foods and drinks — has been linked to potential problems with memory and learning, according to a study from the Florida State University (FSU) College of Medicine. In the study,…
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The Man Who Thinks He Can Live Forever

In a neat little neighborhood in Venice, Calif., there’s a block of squat, similar homes, filled with mortals spending their finite days on the planet eating pizza with friends, blowing out candles on birthday cakes, and binging late-night television. Halfway down the street, there’s a cavernous black modern box. This is where Bryan Johnson is working on…
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These 8 daily habits could add up to 24 years to your life, new study says: ‘Even adding only one’ may lead to 4 extra years

It’s clear now more than ever that living longer is heavily influenced by lifestyle choices like diet and exercise, but a recent unpublished study found that certain habits can add more than 20 additional years to your life. The research, presented last month at the American Society for Nutrition’s annual meeting, found that practicing eight healthy habits…
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7 Most Common Lung Diseases And Their Warning Symptoms

Here are the top 7 most common types of lung diseases and their warning signs and symptoms. Asthma Asthma is a chronic lung disease affecting people of all ages. It is a condition that makes it difficult to breathe because of inflammation and muscular stiffness around the airways. Coughing, wheezing, breathing problems, and pressure in the chest…
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8 healthy habits that may add 24 years to your lifespan

A new observational study identified eight lifestyle habits that—when adopted by midlife—may extend an individual’s lifespan. The researchers used data from medical records and questionnaires from 719,147 enrolled in the Veterans Affairs Million Veteran Program MVP, a health research program centering around more than a million United States veterans that is designed to help researchers study how genes, lifestyles,…
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Eid-ul-Adha 2023 moon sighting highlights: India, Pakistan, Bangladesh officially confirm sighting of Dhul Hijjah crescent; Bakra Eid or Eid-ul-Zuha on June 29

Eid-ul-Adha 2023 moon sighting highlights: India, Pakistan, Bangladesh officially confirm sighting of Dhul Hijjah crescent; Bakra Eid or Eid-ul-Zuha on June 29 The Dhul Hijjah crescent moon in India, Pakistan, Australia, New Zealand and other countries, is crucial for determining the start of the Islamic month of Dhul Hijjah, which is the twelfth and final month of…
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More gain, no pain: Walking for 4 hours each week ‘can improve your pain threshold’More gain, no pain: Walking for 4 hours each week ‘can improve your pain threshold’

People plunged their hands into cold water to test their pain tolerance Even walking for four hours a week can improve your tolerance for pain, a study suggests, which experts hope could potentially mean less need for painkillers to cope with everyday health issues like headaches and back pain. Researchers looked at more than 10,700 people, who…
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18 Expert-Backed Affirmations For Anxiety

If you’re like me and tend to prioritize meditation, journaling, and therapy for your mental health, let’s talk about why you may want to add anxiety affirmations to that list, too. Not only does science say that affirmations can significantly reduce feelings of anxiety and worry after just a month of use, but they’re also just a…
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Mass extinction of Earth’s wildlife is closer than we think – study

Extinctions are preceded by progressive species population declines over time, which leave traces that can alert scientists to imminent extinction. Human destruction of global wildlife is occurring at an alarming rate, according to a new study published in the journal Biological Reviews last week. Defaunation, defined as “the global-scale decline of animal biodiversity” is a disturbing consequence…
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Does your diet affect your fertility?

Can the right foods really improve your chances of having a baby? Here are the facts. V Visit any online fertility chat room, and one of the main topics of debate will probably be what to eat to maximise your chances of conceiving. In addition to the wealth of supplements promoted as being fertility-boosting, there is also…
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McDonald’s fries’ flavor ‘secret’ shared on TikTok shocks customers: ‘Bad news for vegetarians’

McDonald’s USA’s World Famous Fries ‘taste so good’ because of what they’re made with, says Jordan Howlett, a TikTok fast food influencer A TikTok content creator who prides himself on knowing “fast food secrets” has shared another viral video about McDonald’s, and this time it’s about the American restaurant chain’s “World Famous Fries.” Jordan Howlett, a self-employed…
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Hollywood’s 25 Most Powerful Stylists: Why Sydney Sweeney, Sadie Sink, Anne Hathaway, Angela Bassett and Jodie Turner-Smith Love Their Image Makers

Andrew Garfield and Janelle Monáe also toast their tastemakers in THR’s annual list, which celebrates megawatt glamour (J. Lo’s 3 wedding gowns), sustainability (thank you, Cate Blanchett) and drama on and off the red carpet (farewell, Law Roach, for now). Rewear, repeat, three-peat … The verbiage summing up what’s new on the red carpet in the past…
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KINGLY COME BACK How King Charles could punish Prince Harry & Meghan over ‘extraordinary’ claims about Royal Family

KING Charles has tools at his disposal to punish Harry and Meghan over their “extraordinary claims”, a royal expert claims. Calls to strip the Sussexes of their titles have soared after the pair made a raft of scathing allegations in their new Netflix docuseries. Among accusations made in two explosive teasers for the six-parter are that the…
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MAKING THEIR MARK Meghan Markle wears strapless white dress to accept ‘anti-racism’ award with suited Prince Harry ahead of Netflix doc

MEGHAN Markle wore a strapless white dress to receive an award for her and Prince Harry’s stance against “structural racism” in the Royal Family. The Duchess of Sussex , 41, and Harry, 37, who wore a blue suit, were due to pick up the Ripple of Hope award at a lavish New York ceremony where tables were…
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Monza player Mari stabbed in supermarket attack

Monza’s Spanish soccer player Pablo Mari was stabbed on Thursday along with five other people in a shopping mall in the town of Assago outside Milan, Italy’s Carabinieri police said. A 46-year-old suspect has been detained but the motive for the attack in a supermarket was not clear. Carabinieri police said one person had died, a 47-year-old…
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Ukraine to join bid for 2030 World Cup – report

Ukraine is set to join Spain and Portugal in their bid to host the 2030 soccer World Cup, The Times reported on Monday. Ukraine would host one of the groups in the tournament under the plan which is understood to have been sanctioned by Ukraine’s president Volodymyr Zelenskiy and the governments of Spain and Portugal, The Times…
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Diabetic eye: Do non-alcoholic or energy drinks increase the risk of progressive retinal disease? Doctors answer

Of late, the consumption of energy drinks has been on the rise among the younger population. Doctors reveal whether non-alcoholic drinks are a ‘healthier’ alternative to sugary soft drinks or associated with increased odds of severe diabetic eye complications Of late, the consumption of energy drinks also has been on the rise among the younger population and…
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Monkeypox: Person-to-person transmission, animal to human transmission, precautions and preventive measures

India has stepped up the screening of all international passengers arriving at airports and ports to minimise the threat of Monkeypox importation. Here’s all you need to know about its person-to-person transmission, animal to human transmission, precautions and preventive measures Kerala in India has been put on high alert following the detection of a second monkeypox case and the…
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KEEP IT CLASSY I’m an etiquette coach – 8 things you should never do in a restaurant if you want to look sophisticated

A TOAST, a clink of champagne glasses, and a “bon appetit” at a high-end restaurant – nothing could be classier, right? Actually, wrong. Etiquette coach Myka Meier reveals to The Sun that there are common mistakes you might be making at restaurants that could make you look unsophisticated – but luckily, they’re easy to fix. CLINKING GLASSES…
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Serena diminished at Wimbledon, but flame flickers still

 Playing her first singles match for a year after injury, Serena Williams’ opening-round Wimbledon loss to Harmony Tan on Tuesday was hardly her most unexpected defeat, but there were plenty of signs it could be the most portentous yet. Of course nobody goes on for ever, not even Williams who has performed numerous near miracles throughout a…
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