AI products like ChatGPT have grabbed enough headlines in recent months. However, there is a difference between hype and real use. A recent study suggests that the platforms are not as popular as they should be. Researchers from the Reuters…
Read More »Urgency of Addressing High Blood Pressure in Kids
Childhood hypertension is now affecting about one in every 15 children and adolescents in the world. It has emerged as a significant health concern for the younger ones. A new study highlighted the potential long-term consequences of this condition. It…
Read More »Tips to use internet sites in a research paper or essay
There was a time college professors and instructors viewed student research using the internet as anathema. Many still despise Wikipedia. Internet information was deemed unreliable and the World Wide Web was untamed. Like Alice disappearing through the rabbit hole, the…
Read More »Aerobic activity helps brain – Study
The study, from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill School of Medicine and published in the American Journal of Neuroradiology, looked at seven men and seven women ages 60 to 80 who were divided into two groups: the…
Read More »Anemia Study and Older Adults
A study recent study in the Netherlands of 85 year old inhabitants of a single community was done to determine if anemia alone was a predictor of death. Although a variety of conditions have a tendency to accompany anemia it…
Read More »Crosswords Puzzle May Not Help In Reducing Developing Dementia: Study
Beware, Crosswords and Sudoku are not the perfect mind game in terms of reducing the risk of developing dementia. In one of the latest studies the researchers claim online brain-training games too hardly benefit the brain health and memory. Age…
Read More »Long-Hour Office Work Risks Heart: Study
In one of the latest studies it is revealed long-hour office culture can be bad for your heart apart from affecting the social life. Led by Professor Mika Kivimaki from the department of epidemiology at University College, London, the research…
Read More »Diet Drink Leads To Stroke, Dementia: Study
In a new study researchers find diet drinks are more harmful to health than drinks sweetened with sugar and may risk stroke or dementia. A team of scientists from Boston University conducted the study and said the diet drinks should…
Read More »Salty Snacks Causes Hunger, Not Thirst: Study
You may not be satisfied eating just one chip from a packet full of potato chips. A new study finds salty snacks make us more hungry, not more thirsty. Salt stimulates our appetite. The study was conducted by an international…
Read More »Scottish Economy May Lag Behind UK Average Amid Brexit: Study
In a period of next five years the Scottish economy to lag behind the UK average, said Stratchdyde University’s Fraser of Allander Institute. It is claimed the fall of global price of oil will be the reason behind slow economic…
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