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Top Study Finds News

COVID-19 Pandemic Accelerated Brain Aging by 5.5 Months in Healthy Adults

Coronavirus · United Kingdom

COVID-19 Pandemic Accelerated Brain Aging by 5.5 Months in Healthy Adults

46% Left coverage: 28 sources

Machine learning analyses of UK Biobank MRI scans reveal that stressors from isolation and uncertainty accelerated neurostructural aging, with cognitive declines detected only in those who contracted COVID-19. See the Story

Dogs prefer certain TV shows depending on their personality type, researchers find

Dogs · United States

Dogs prefer certain TV shows depending on their personality type, researchers find

74% Center coverage: 19 sources

Using Cancer Drugs for Alzheimer’s Disease — and More Health Headlines

Alzheimer's Disease · Vermont

Using Cancer Drugs for Alzheimer’s Disease — and More Health Headlines

58% Center coverage: 17 sources

Medical Watch Digest for July 21 Cancer drugs & dementia treatment Two successful cancer drugs appear to have a new use, fighting memory loss. University of California San Francisco doctors tested 1,300 approved cancer medications. They found a combination of two drugs have power against the most common form of dementia. They work by reversing the changes that occur in the brain during Alzheimer’s. The FDA approved medications reduced brain dege…See the Story

High-Resolution Chart Reveals 332 Antarctic Submarine Canyons

78% Center coverage: 9 sources

Science · Antarctica See the Story

Optimists Share Neural Patterns for Future Thinking

60% Center coverage: 10 sources

Neuroscience See the Story

Could A Baby Be Safely Born In Space?

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

Could a pregnancy be conceived and carried safely in space? And what would happen to a baby born far from Earth? The post Could A Baby Be Safely Born In Space? appeared first on Study Finds.Read Article

Men aim higher but matches favor similarity: Study reveals online dating patterns

100% Center coverage: 2 sources

An analysis of heterosexual users of a Czech dating app found that men tended to pursue women who were more desirable than themselves, but most instances of reciprocated interest occurred between men and women with more similar levels of desirability.Science · Czechia See the Story

From Athlete’s Foot To Smelly Soles: Why Daily Washing Is Key To Healthy Feet

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

While most of us shower regularly, our feet are often forgotten. Letting water run over them isn’t enough. The post From Athlete’s Foot To Smelly Soles: Why Daily Washing Is Key To Healthy Feet appeared first on Study Finds.Read Article

Poop, Pee, Perspiration – And The Deceptive Smell Of Chlorine: How Germy Is A Swimming Pool Really?

100% Center coverage: 4 sources

On hot summer days, few things are more refreshing than a dip in the pool. But have you ever wondered if the pool is as clean as that crystal blue water appears? The post Poop, Pee, Perspiration – And The Deceptive Smell Of Chlorine: How Germy Is A Swimming Pool Really? appeared first on Study Finds.Health · United States See the Story

Research Uncovers a 'Neurobiotic Sense' that Lets the Brain Respond to Gut Microbe Signals

83% Center coverage: 6 sources

In a breakthrough that reimagines the way the gut and brain communicate, researchers have uncovered what they call a "neurobiotic sense," a newly identified system that lets the brain respond in real time to signals from microbes living in our gut.Research See the Story

Breakthroughs Changing The Diagnosis And Treatment Of Alzheimer’s

100% Center coverage: 3 sources

New blood-based biomarker tests for amyloid and disease-modifying treatments have recently become available for Alzheimer's disease patients.Alzheimer's Disease See the Story

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