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- Study Finds Even Young Children Work Harder When Their Effort Matters
A new study suggests that even young children are more willing to work hard when they believe what they make will matter or last.
Tags: Mind
- Coffee Linked to Leaner Body Composition and Healthier Metabolic Markers
A Finnish study links higher coffee intake with lower body fat and more muscle, along with healthier metabolic markers.
Tags: Medicine
- More Nuts Linked to Better Thinking and Memory
A new study found that people who eat more nuts tend to score higher on thinking and memory tests, especially when their diet or exercise habits are poor.
Tags: Mind
- Visceral Belly Fat May Matter More Than Age for Low Testosterone
A new study suggests deep belly fat may be more closely tied to low testosterone in men than age alone.
Tags: Medicine
- New Sweet Protein Is 3,500 Times Sweeter Than Sugar With Little Blood Sugar Effect
A new protein sweetener called sweelin is about 3,500 times sweeter than sugar and showed little effect on blood sugar or insulin in a small human trial.
Tags: Medicine
- Could Blood Transfusions Carry Alzheimer-Linked Proteins?
A new Lancet review asks whether Alzheimer-linked amyloid proteins could potentially pass through blood transfusions, but the risk remains unproven.
Tags: Mind
- Supercentenarians Have Unusually High Levels of Cancer-Killing Immune Cells
A study found that people who live past 100 have unusually high levels of rare immune cells that may help their bodies fight abnormal cells.
Tags: Medicine
- Out-of-Body Experience Study Finds No Better-Than-Chance Target Accuracy
A study testing out-of-body experiences found no better-than-chance ability to identify hidden images, though two participants later described researchers behind closed doors.
Tags: Mind
- Semaglutide Linked to Lower Inflammation and Potential Heart Benefits
A large study found semaglutide lowered a key marker of inflammation within weeks, even before major weight loss, and may help explain its heart benefits.
Tags: Medicine
- Timed Pink Noise May Boost Brain Fluid Flow During Sleep
Researchers found that precisely timed bursts of gentle pink noise during sleep can strengthen slow brain waves and increase cerebrospinal fluid flow in the brain.
Tags: Mind
- Parental Loss Linked to Twice the Risk of Mental Health Disorders in Children
A large Australian study found children who experience parental loss are about twice as likely to develop a mental health disorder.
Tags: Mind
- Very Hot Tea and Coffee Linked to Higher Esophageal Cancer Risk
Regularly drinking tea or coffee at very hot temperatures may raise the risk of esophageal cancer, with the heat of the drink appearing to matter.
Tags: Medicine