Boost Your Creativity by 60% with Walking: Stanford University Study

Boost Your Creativity by 60% with Walking: Stanford University Study

Creativity improves by 60% when walking compared to sitting Entered 2024.04.11 09:45 Entered 2024.04.11 09:45 Modified 2024.04.11 08:22 Views 6 Creativity was found to be significantly improved when walking compared to sitting. [사진=게티이미지뱅크] It is a good season for walking. Walking is an exercise that anyone can easily do. It’s a simple and easy exercise … Read more

Study Shows Estrogen Increases Impact of Pleasure Response Proteins in Brain, Leading to Nicotine Addiction in Women

Study Shows Estrogen Increases Impact of Pleasure Response Proteins in Brain, Leading to Nicotine Addiction in Women

Estrogen, a female hormone, increases the effect of pleasure response proteins in the brain. Entered 2024.04.07 22:16 Entered 2024.04.07 22:16 Modified 2024.04.07 22:35 Views 1,308 A study found that women are more likely to become addicted to cigarettes than men. [사진=게티이미지뱅크]As the number of female smokers increases, the number of teenage women receiving treatment for … Read more

New Compound Development Mimicking Exercise Effects to Benefit Neurodegenerative Disease Patients

New Compound Development Mimicking Exercise Effects to Benefit Neurodegenerative Disease Patients

Development of a new compound with the same effect as exercise… expected to help patients with neurodegenerative diseases in the future Entered 2024.04.04 18:05 Entered 2024.04.04 18:05 Modified 2024.04.04 17:33 Views 6,226 Wouldn’t it be great if there was a way to get the benefits of exercise without exercising? In fact, it is predicted that … Read more

How to Manage Cholesterol on a Vegetarian Diet: Importance of Overall Diet Management

How to Manage Cholesterol on a Vegetarian Diet: Importance of Overall Diet Management

Overall diet management is more important than cholesterol vegetarian diet. Entered 2024.03.10 21:48 Entered 2024.03.10 21:48 Views 93 Cakes, bread, biscuits, etc., as well as palm oil among vegetable cooking oils, also raise cholesterol levels. [사진=게티이미지뱅크]# Mr. Kim, a vegetarian in his 30s, was surprised to be informed that he needed to manage his cholesterol … Read more

Study Finds Middle-aged Individuals at High Risk for Alzheimer’s Have Lower Navigation Scores: Implications for Early Diagnosis and Treatment

Study Finds Middle-aged Individuals at High Risk for Alzheimer’s Have Lower Navigation Scores: Implications for Early Diagnosis and Treatment

Middle-aged people at high risk for Alzheimer’s disease have lower navigation scores compared to other cognitive abilities Entered 2024.03.01 19:00 Entered 2024.03.01 19:00 Modified 2024.03.01 18:49 Views 541 People at high risk for Alzheimer’s disease tended to have particularly low navigation scores even without symptoms. [사진=게티이미지뱅크]A new study suggests that people who have difficulty finding … Read more

How a Mother Discovered Her Son’s Eye Cancer Using a Cell Phone Flash: A Story of Hope and Awareness

How a Mother Discovered Her Son’s Eye Cancer Using a Cell Phone Flash: A Story of Hope and Awareness

My 3-month-old son was diagnosed with retinoblastoma, an eye cancer, by turning on a white flash and checking his eyes. Entered 2024.02.29 22:05 Entered 2024.02.29 22:05 Modified 2024.02.29 18:00 Views 559 The story of a woman with four children in the UK who discovered a rare cancer in her newborn son through her mobile phone … Read more

‘Blood-Brain Barrier Leakage Linked to Brain Fog in Long Covid Patients’ – A Study Findings and Implications

‘Blood-Brain Barrier Leakage Linked to Brain Fog in Long Covid Patients’ – A Study Findings and Implications

A protein called ‘S100β’ was discovered in a patient suffering from brain fog after contracting coronavirus… Signs of leakage in the blood-brain barrier, a microvascular structure of the central nervous system, were detected. Entered 2024.02.23 22:05 Entered 2024.02.23 22:05 Modified 2024.02.23 17:57 Views 104 Long Covid patients who reported brain fog symptoms actually showed signs … Read more

Study Finds Increased Cancer Risk in Family Members of Men Without Sperm

Study Finds Increased Cancer Risk in Family Members of Men Without Sperm

For men without sperm, the risk of familial joint cancer is 156%, and the risk of soft tissue sarcoma is 56%. Entered 2024.02.23 17:00 Entered 2024.02.23 17:00 Modified 2024.02.23 17:04 Views 38 Family members of men without sperm in semen have a 156% chance of developing bone and joint cancer, a 56% chance of developing … Read more

29,361 New Patients with Stomach Cancer in 2021: Causes, Prevention, and Early Detection

29,361 New Patients with Stomach Cancer in 2021: Causes, Prevention, and Early Detection

29,361 new patients occurred in 2021 alone Entered 2024.02.17 17:30 Entered 2024.02.17 17:30 Modified 2024.02.17 15:45 Views 6,285 In preventing stomach cancer, lilies and vegetables such as green onions, garlic, and onions, as well as fresh vegetables and fruits that are not pickled in salt, are helpful. [사진=게티이미지뱅크] Stomach cancer is one of the most … Read more

New research challenges link between premature birth and autism

New research challenges link between premature birth and autism

Research team: “There must be a comprehensive cause.” Entered 2024.02.14 16:10 Entered 2024.02.14 16:10 Modified 2024.02.14 12:05 Views 57 While there is controversy over whether premature birth causes autism in children, research has shown that there is no correlation between the two. This image is not related to the article. [사진=게티이미지뱅크]Research results have been published … Read more