New legislation aligns Nigeria's inland waterways law with Supreme Court ruling while clarifying federal and state regulatory ...
A new study spanning more than two decades found that adults who reported watching television “very often” in midlife ...
Those who watched TV frequently had smaller frontal and occipital lobes, as well as changes in regions tied to early ...
Aging happens on two different clocks at once, the one counting birthdays and the one tracking how well cells, organs and ...
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What Watching Too Much TV Means for the Brain
Regular long hours of watching TV change certain brain structures. Interestingly, TV consumption affects women and men differently. FITBOOK explains the background of the current study and what fate ...
Kronos expands access to patented, filter-free air-purification technology as fine-particle pollution affects communities ...
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The 5 foods eye doctors recommend eating more often after 60 to help protect your vision as you age
Your eyes need more than an annual vision test. A diet rich in certain colorful, nutrient-dense foods can help provide the ...
Morning Overview on MSN
Loneliness raises the odds of dying from a heart attack or stroke by about 30%
People who live with chronic loneliness or social isolation face roughly 30 percent higher odds of suffering a fatal heart ...
OR, THE LITTLE OLD SHOE. by Louisa May Alcott HOW IT WAS LOST. Among green New England hills stood an ancient house, many-gabled, mossy-roofed, and quaintly b ...
HealthShots on MSNOpinion
Your brain is at risk: Know all about mental health and its hidden battles
Brain health is the foundation of mental health. There are two most critical aspects, awareness and accessibility, that ...
There are steps ex-smokers can take to speed up the healing, but at least some of the damage is likely permanent ...
A new study by McGill researchers could help explain why people who have quit smoking remain at elevated risk of lung disease ...
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