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Want to prevent Alzheimer’s? Good new for you, then: eat fish about once a week. A study published in the American Journal of Preventative Medicine has found that people who regularly eat fish have more voluminous brains than those who do not, and this helps protect them from Alzheimer’s. Specifically, … Read More
Feel better after a delicious steak? Or a pint of ice cream? Or your mom’s mac ‘n cheese? Well, maybe, but the food has nothing to do with it. A study published in Health Psychology has found that so-called ‘comfort foods’ are no more effective in curing a bad mood … Read More
No locker-talk, no “sexperts”, no I-heard-it-from-my-buddy-second-hand-BS—there’s a real scientific study that looked into how improve sex if you have back pain, and we’re going to break it down for you. The study, published in Spine, took a hands-on approach. In this case, that means they hooked up ten health heterosexual … Read More
Is that diet pop failing to help you lose weight? Not much of a plan, huh? A new study published in Appetite has shed some light on the issue: even though sugar-free pop can be calorie-free too, you can still gain weight if you make it a habit because of … Read More
Know what sucks about feels of anger and depression in teens and young adults? They can affect you well into your middle age. This sobering news come courtesy of a new study in the Journal of Family Psychology. In it, researchers followed 341 people for twenty-five years in an effort … Read More
