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Coffee lowers liver disease risk.

Coffee consumption has been linked to numerous health benefits in recent years, including weight loss and a reduced risk of multiple sclerosis. Now, a new

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Legionella risk rises during lockdown

The lockdown has led to optimal conditions for the growth of Legionella bacteria in many facilities, which could result in a significant increase in Legionnaires’

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European Hair Ages Fastest

The natural aging process of hair varies greatly depending on a person’s ethnicity. Researchers from Boston University, led by Mayra Maymone, have conducted a detailed

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Mask Protection Against SARS-CoV-2 Analyzed

A new study conducted by scientists at Florida Atlantic University has found that a double-layered cotton mask is the most effective at preventing the spread

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Combatting Food Moths: Repeat Measures

Persistent and hard to get rid of, food moths are a common problem in many households. The eggs of these insects are highly resistant and

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Brain Changes Indicate Suicide Risk

In Germany, suicide is responsible for more deaths than AIDS, murder, drug abuse, or traffic accidents. Depression and other affective disorders, as well as certain

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Weak Immune System Linked to Obesity

A weak immune system can cause an imbalance in gut bacteria, leading to increased fat absorption and weight gain. While high energy intake is meant

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Cancer: Top Cause of Death

Cancer has overtaken cardiovascular disease as the leading cause of death in industrialized countries, and experts predict a similar trend in poorer countries in the

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Genetic Test Detects Depression Risk

Scientists have discovered a genetic profile that can predict the risk of depression in children and adolescents. This breakthrough could lead to early detection and

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Alcohol in Pregnancy Harms Babies

Every year in Germany, thousands of babies are born with disabilities caused by alcohol consumption during pregnancy. Despite the well-known risks, researchers from the Institute