STUDY FINDINGS

Jun 09 2025HEALTH

Dementia Hotspots in the US: Where You Live Matters

The likelihood of developing dementia varies greatly depending on where you live in the US. The Southeast region, which includes states like Kentucky, Tennessee, Alabama, and Mississippi, has the highest risk. People in this area are 25% more likely to develop dementia compared to the Mid-Atlantic region, which has the lowest rates. This is a significant differenc...

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Jun 09 2025POLITICS

Ukraine Conflict: The Human Cost of a Prolonged War

The Ukraine conflict has taken a massive toll on both Russian and Ukrainian forces. The war has been ongoing for three years. The war has left nearly 1. 4 million troops either killed or injured. This figure comes from a recent study. The study used information from various sources. This includes American and British government estimates. The study was released...

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Jun 01 2025HEALTH

The Hidden Struggles of Young Gunshot Survivors

Gun violence often leaves a deep mark on young lives, even when it doesn't end in death. The mental and emotional fallout from these incidents is a topic that hasn't gotten enough attention. Understanding what young people go through after surviving a gunshot can help in creating better support systems. A study focused on this very issue, looking into the lives of yo...

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May 22 2025HEALTH

A Closer Look at the Sugar, Fat, and Salt in Your Cereal Bowl

The American breakfast table is changing, and not for the better. The cereals that many people, especially kids, enjoy for breakfast are getting worse for you. They are packed with more sugar, fat, and salt. This is a big deal because these cereals are a big part of many people's diets. The problem is that these cereals are highly processed and marketed heavily. ...

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May 08 2025HEALTH

The Hidden Impact of Processed Foods on Parkinson's

The spotlight is now on ultraprocessed foods and their potential connection to Parkinson's disease. This revelation comes after years of research linking these foods to various health issues. The latest development? A study that suggests a higher intake of ultraprocessed foods might be tied to early signs of Parkinson's. This finding, however, doesn't prove that thes...

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Apr 27 2025RELIGION

Finding Balance: How LGBTQ+ Mormons Can Boost Mental Health

LGBTQ+ individuals who grew up in the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints often struggle with their identity. They face a tough choice between their faith and their sexual or gender identity. This can lead to some serious mental health issues. A recent study followed 359 LGBTQ+ individuals over two to four years. The goal was to find out what actions today co...

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Apr 22 2025HEALTH

What Do People in India Think About New HIV Prevention Tools?

People in India are getting more choices for HIV prevention. This includes long-lasting medicines, special antibodies, and vaccines. These new options might sound great, but they also come with tough decisions. People need to think about what they want and what works best for them. To figure this out, a study was done with groups of people who are at higher risk ...

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Apr 15 2025HEALTH

Radiation Risks: The Hidden Cost of CT Scans

CT scans have become a staple in modern medicine. They help doctors spot and track various health issues. However, they come with a hidden cost. These scans use ionizing radiation, which can raise the risk of cancer. A recent study tried to figure out just how much this risk is. The findings are eye-opening, but they also come with a big question mark. The study loo...

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Apr 10 2025HEALTH

Healthy Choices for a Longer Life After Cancer

Cancer survivors have a lot to think about. One big question is how to live a longer, healthier life. A recent study looked into this. It found that following certain lifestyle changes can make a big difference. The study focused on people who had survived cancers linked to obesity. These include cancers of the stomach, colon, liver, and more. The researchers wa...

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Apr 07 2025HEALTH

Rising Threat: The Hidden Danger of Invasive Strep Infections

In the U. S. , there's a growing concern that's been quietly spreading. Invasive group A strep infections are on the rise. Between 2013 and 2022, these severe infections more than doubled. This is a big deal because these infections can be life-threatening. They happen when bacteria spread to parts of the body that are usually germ-free, like the lungs or bloodstream...

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