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The Different Types of Cataract Surgery
The risk of cataract increases with each decade of life. This is why knowing some of the most effective cataracts surgical approaches would help widen your options.
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LIFERisk of Marijuana Causing Schizophrenia is Lower than Previously Thought
A new study has revealed that the risk of marijuana users suffering from schizophrenia is lower than previously thought.
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LIFEStudy: Alcoholic Women Have Larger Brain's Reward System Structures Than Alcoholic Men
Research confirmed that the brain's reward system structures of alcoholic women tend to be bigger than alcoholic men.
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LIFEHow to Eliminate Stress Within 20 Minutes
The body tend to lose the emotional and mental management when stress occurs. Now, a new study shares the easiest ways to eliminate stress within 20 minutes.
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LIFEDHA Supplements Could Stop the Progression of Cirrhosis, Liver Cancer
A specific type of omega 3 fatty acid could prevent cirrhosis and liver cancer.
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LIFEStroke Rates Continue to Increase among Young Americans: Diabetes, Obesity Considered as Common Risk Factors
A new study has found that stroke rates continue to increase among young Americans. Young men are most likely to be at risk, which doubles the rate between males aged 18 to 44. Researchers assume that the increasing rate is due to several health conditions like diabetes, and obesity.
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LIFEArchaeologists Make Major Discovery in 3500-Year-Old Tomb in Egypt
Archaeologists have unearthed eight mummies, more than 1000 figurines called ushabti, and 10 colorful sarcophagi in a 3,500-year-old tomb, Egypt's Ministry of Antiquities announced on Tuesday.
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LIFEStudy: 'Pokémon GO' Players are Happy People
A new study suggests that playing "Pokémon GO" could make people happier.
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LIFEHow to Identify and Prevent Psychosis During Early Adulthood
A specific brain marker could identify the risk of the first episode of psychosis during early adulthood. This may indicate the effective treatment and therapy to prevent the development of the mental illness.
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LIFEHalf of Adults in the United States Could be at Risk of Developing HPV: Vaccination, Practicing Safe Sex Prevents Infection
The National Center for Health Statistics has announced that 39.9 percent of women between the age of 18 to 59, and 45.2 percent of men in the same age bracket were infected with genital HPV between 2013 and 2014. During the same period, 20.4 percent of women and 25.1 percent of men were also at risk of developing genital HPV.
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