Six unusual signs that you may have heart disease
Adam Taylor, Lancaster University The heart, so integral to life, sits in its protective cage in the chest, going about
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Climate Changed Symposium combines art and science to envision the global food system under climate change. Mark Dwortzan | MIT
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Model can more naturally detect depression in conversati
Neural network learns speech patterns that predict depression in clinical interviews. Rob Matheson | MIT News Office MIT News To
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Does running a marathon inrease your risk of infections?
James Turner, University of Bath and John P Campbell, University of Bath It is commonly believed that some forms of
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“Inactive” ingredients may not be, study finds
Most pills contain compounds with potential to cause allergic reactions or discomfort in some patients. Anne Trafton | MIT News
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Fasting boosts stem cells’ regenerative capacity
A drug treatment that mimics fasting can also provide the same benefit, study finds. Anne Trafton | MIT News Office
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‘Smiling depression’: it’s possible to be depressed while appearing happy – here’s why that’s particularly dangerous
Olivia Remes, University of Cambridge The term “smiling depression” – appearing happy to others while internally suffering depressive symptoms –
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Mindful eating: the Victorian food trend that could help you lose weight and transform your health
Lauren Alex O’ Hagan, Cardiff University In recent years, mindfulness – defined as “a mental state or attitude in which
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Key to lifelong good mental health – learn resilience in childhood
Karen Newbigging, University of Birmingham Poor mental health among young people is on the rise in the UK, while access
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