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Weekly helping slows cognitive decline by 15-20% in adults over 51. Discover how volunteering and informal aid boost brain health long-term.

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Helping Others Slows Brain Aging

News Bureau - December 20, 2025

Concordia University research shows we blink less when listening intently, especially in background noise. Fewer blinks indicate higher brain effort processing speech.

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Count Blinks To Know If Someone Is Listening

A new survey reveals 76% of adults want to live to at least 80, with 29% hoping to reach 100. Explore the gap between desired lifespan and actual life expectancy in the U.S.

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Most Americans Want to Live to 80 or Beyond

DINK couples in the U.S. are increasing, reshaping modern family economics. Learn how their income, education, and lifestyle differ from dual-income families with kids.

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DINKs: America’s Dual-Income, No-Kids Couples Shape a New Economic Reality

On World Suicide Prevention Day, WHO urges countries to break stigma, invest in mental health, and implement proven suicide prevention measures.

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WHO Calls for Global Action to Break Stigma and Prevent Suicide

Yoga can help rheumatoid arthritis patients by reducing inflammation, boosting immunity, and improving joint health, says an AIIMS study.

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Yoga as a productivity enhancing tool for the population

News Bureau - March 26, 2021

Addressing common misconceptions, experts clarify that there is no conclusive evidence supporting natural changes in penis length and girth as individual’s age. Certain conditions related to aging, such as obesity or prostate surgery, may influence the perception of decreased penis length.

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Anxious people are double risky for Alzheimer’s

News Bureau - December 15, 2020

Researchers from Case Western Reserve University reveal a groundbreaking discovery uncovering the molecular breakdown behind insulin dysfunction in type 2 diabetes. The identification of the novel enzyme SCAN sheds light on the role of nitric oxide (NO) and opens avenues for potential treatments by targeting NO-related mechanisms, offering hope for millions affected by the condition worldwide

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India to be more diabetic

News Bureau - November 27, 2020

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Smartphone can tell you how much you are drunk

News Bureau - August 19, 2020

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Cinnamon in diet keeps blood sugar levels stable

News Bureau - July 22, 2020

Walking On Two Legs Emerged While Moving Among Trees

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Short walk on beaches, river and lake side boost mental health

News Bureau - July 8, 2020

New research suggests metabolic factors, particularly blood sugar levels, are the primary drivers of declining reproductive health and sexual function

Lifestyle

Are Americans getting tired of sex?

News Bureau - June 15, 2020

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People sleep longer during lockdowns, but quality of sleep gets affected

News Bureau - June 15, 2020

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NCDs treatment disrupted in Covid time

News Bureau - June 3, 2020

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Wearing masks can check spread of coronavirus by asymptomatic patients

News Bureau - May 29, 2020

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Ipsos Global Survey on World Refugee Day 2025 shows India’s paradox: strong support for refugees, yet rising concerns about borders and resources.

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Dealing with infertility is one of the toughest challenges

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More Indians Are Turning Infertile

A new study reveals global trends in river flow changes over 35 years, affecting ecosystems, hydropower, and freshwater supply.

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Half of World’s Largest Rivers Experienced Decrease Water Flow

Land use changes increase the risk of zoonotic diseases like Covid-19. Discover how the University of Stirling is mapping these risks and restoration effortsLand use changes increase the risk of zoonotic diseases like Covid-19. Discover how the University of Stirling is mapping these risks and restoration efforts

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Land Use Changes Trigger Global Disease Risks

A new Pew Research Center study shows a sharp rise in Americans who believe religion is regaining influence in public life, signaling a nationwide shift in public attitudes.

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Which Is The Most Religious Place?