New research finds that when under pressure, we are just as likely to fall back on healthy routines as unhealthy ones.
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Stress encourages good habits as well as bad
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Copper alloy may prevent norovirus
New research shows that copper alloys may prevent the spread of norovirus.
Practice may not make up for lack of innate ability
A new study suggests that practice may not make up for lack of talent or ability.
Active videogames could promote vascular health in children
A new study suggests that video games that require the player to move around might be an effective alternative exercise for kids.
A pepper a day may keep Parkinson’s away
A new study shows that ingesting peppers (along with tomatoes, tomato juice, and potatoes) lowered the risk of developing Parkinson’s disease.
Fast food nutrition: not doing so well
The nutritional value of fast food improved, but only modestly, over a 14-year period.
Secondhand smoke harmful to teen girls
Researchers have found that adolescent girls are at greater risk for developing heart disease than boys after being exposed to second hand smoke in the home.
Gut bacteria linked to heart disease
A new study links gut bacteria and trimethylamine N-oxide levels to heart disease.
Teen pregnancy linked to obesity later in life
Women who have children as teenagers are at increased risk for obesity, according to a new study.
Brain exercises effective in preventing cognitive decline
A review found only limited evidence supporting common pharmacological and supplemental treatments for dementia, but studies suggest that cognitive training could help ward off age-related memory impairments.
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