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Study: Late-childhood obesity linked with low-quality maternal diet during pregnancy

Feb 28, 2021

Dublin [Ireland], February 28 : A study led by researchers at University College Dublin, Ireland found that children of mothers who ate a higher quality diet, low in inflammation-associated foods, during pregnancy had a lower risk of obesity and lower body fat levels in late-childhood than children whose mothers ate a lower quality diet, high in inflammation-associated foods, while pregnant.

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Study sheds light on the effect of consumers picking their own price

Feb 28, 2021
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Hesitation while replying leads to decreased perceived sincerity

Feb 28, 2021
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Meghan Markle rocked USD 30 dress during digital appearance on 'The Late Late Show'

Feb 28, 2021
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Study: Certain occupations may be linked with heavy drinking

Feb 27, 2021
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Researchers review rehab programs that could assist people with COVID-19 recuperation

Feb 27, 2021
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Study: Low-intensity exercise may help maintain mobility in older ladies

Feb 27, 2021
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Study links poor quality carbohydrates rich diet to heart attacks, death risk

Feb 27, 2021

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Picture books may boost physical activity for youth with autism

Feb 27, 2021

Missouri [US], February 27 : A researcher at the University of Missouri recently created fitness picture books that help youth with autism exercise more frequently while offering low-income families. This outcome of the study is a simple resource for workout motivation when outdoor fitness equipment might not be accessible.
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Study determines why music is important for young drivers

Feb 27, 2021

Tel Aviv [Israel], February 27 : The findings of a recent study led by Ben-Gurion University of the Negev (BGU) researchers suggests that for young drivers it is "absolutely impossible" to drive without listening to music.
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Novice drivers on hand-held smartphones also drive under influence

Feb 27, 2021

Washington [US], February 27 : The findings of recent research at Lero, the Science Foundation Ireland Research Centre for Software suggests that young novice drivers who talk on hand-held smartphones while driving are also likely to drive under the influence of drink or drugs.
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Study reveals not all 'good' cholesterol is healthy

Feb 26, 2021
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Study discusses correlation between allergy seasons, pollens

Feb 25, 2021
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Plant protein-based diet lowers risk of dementia-related death in postmenopausal women: Study

Feb 24, 2021
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Study suggests changes in writing style provide clues to group identity

Feb 24, 2021
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Happy childhood? No guarantee for good mental health!

Feb 24, 2021
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Immune system damage maybe caused by fructose rich diet: Study

Feb 23, 2021
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Novice drivers talking on hand-held smartphones more likely to run red-lights: Study

Feb 23, 2021
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Here's why music is a must for young drivers!

Feb 22, 2021
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Study reveals stress was leading reason teachers quit before pandemic

Feb 22, 2021
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Daily commuters are inhaling unacceptably high levels of carcinogens, reveals study

Feb 21, 2021
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Contact between people in England reduced due to local, national restrictions

Feb 21, 2021
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Study finds potential mechanism underlying loss of muscle mass during menopause

Feb 21, 2021
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US survey sheds light on increasing depression, anxiety and loneliness in college students

Feb 21, 2021
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Deaths due to anaphylaxis halved despite increase in hospital admissions: Study

Feb 20, 2021
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Genome study of Capuchin monkey uncovers hints on its large brain, long life

Feb 20, 2021