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Apart from Muscle Protein, these Foods May be Causing Various Sleep Disorders
Poor sleep can affect the ability to perform and be hazardous for overall health in the long run. It is often believed that the brain controls all the aspects of sleep, but a new research published in the Journal eLife shows that a protein in the muscle can lessen the effects of sleep loss
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Fever During Pregnancy Linked to Autism Risk in Kids
A new study, appearing in the journal Molecular Psychiatry, shows that babies who are exposed to maternal fever during the second trimester are likely to have a 40 per higher risk of developing autism spectrum disorder.
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New Blood Test May Identify Alcohol Disorders in Foetus
Researchers have identified a blood test that may help predict how severely a newborn can be affected by alcohol exposure during pregnancy.
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Soak Up The Sun To Boost Emotional, Mental Health: Study
Soaking up some sun may help improve your mental and emotional well-being, a new study has claimed.
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Immune system can Affect Social Behaviour
A malfunctioning immune system may be responsible for social deficits in neurological diseases such as autism-spectrum disorders and schizophrenia, suggests new research.
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Fragmented Baby Care May Affect Brain Development: Study
Mothers, put down your cellphones when caring for your babies as fragmented and chaotic maternal care may disrupt proper brain development, which can lead to emotional disorders later in life, a new study suggests.
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Negative Body Image Ups Obesity Risk in Teenagers
If you think you are overweight or your body is not what you would like it to be, you are more likely to get obese, a new study suggests.
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Antidepressants may help night eaters
For some people with a condition that causes them to wake up in the night and eat, treatment with an antidepressant may help. Night eating affects a significant proportion of people who struggle with weight and obesity. People with night eating syndrome lack a normal appetite during the day, but they have insomnia and increased appetite during the ...
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Screening for genetic defects
Screening women with blood tests and ultrasound during the first trimester of pregnancy may improve the detection of two serious disorders that can affect the growing baby. Down syndrome, known as trisomy 21, and Edwards' syndrome, also called trisomy 18, are genetic disorders that result from having an extra chromosome.
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Apart from Muscle Protein, these Foods May be Causing Various Sleep Disorders
Poor sleep can affect the ability to perform and be hazardous for overall health in the long run. It is often believed that the brain controls all the aspects of sleep, but a new research published in the Journal eLife shows that a protein in the muscle can lessen the effects of sleep loss
-
Fever During Pregnancy Linked to Autism Risk in Kids
A new study, appearing in the journal Molecular Psychiatry, shows that babies who are exposed to maternal fever during the second trimester are likely to have a 40 per higher risk of developing autism spectrum disorder.
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New Blood Test May Identify Alcohol Disorders in Foetus
Researchers have identified a blood test that may help predict how severely a newborn can be affected by alcohol exposure during pregnancy.
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Soak Up The Sun To Boost Emotional, Mental Health: Study
Soaking up some sun may help improve your mental and emotional well-being, a new study has claimed.
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Immune system can Affect Social Behaviour
A malfunctioning immune system may be responsible for social deficits in neurological diseases such as autism-spectrum disorders and schizophrenia, suggests new research.
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Fragmented Baby Care May Affect Brain Development: Study
Mothers, put down your cellphones when caring for your babies as fragmented and chaotic maternal care may disrupt proper brain development, which can lead to emotional disorders later in life, a new study suggests.
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Negative Body Image Ups Obesity Risk in Teenagers
If you think you are overweight or your body is not what you would like it to be, you are more likely to get obese, a new study suggests.
-
Antidepressants may help night eaters
For some people with a condition that causes them to wake up in the night and eat, treatment with an antidepressant may help. Night eating affects a significant proportion of people who struggle with weight and obesity. People with night eating syndrome lack a normal appetite during the day, but they have insomnia and increased appetite during the ...
-
Screening for genetic defects
Screening women with blood tests and ultrasound during the first trimester of pregnancy may improve the detection of two serious disorders that can affect the growing baby. Down syndrome, known as trisomy 21, and Edwards' syndrome, also called trisomy 18, are genetic disorders that result from having an extra chromosome.
