The Way Children Eat Will Impact Their Diets for the Rest of Life
...team looked for impacts on the microbiome after dividing their mice into four groups: half fed the standard, ‘healthy’ diet, half fed [...]
...team looked for impacts on the microbiome after dividing their mice into four groups: half fed the standard, ‘healthy’ diet, half fed [...]
...year-olds, opioids were again the most commonly prescribed psychoactive drug (30%), followed by stimulants (14%), tranquillizers (11.5%) and sedatives (3.5%). The [...]
...advance novel therapies in medicine, psychology, and dentistry.” For their research, Raz and his colleagues divided 32 participants into two [...]
...assigned to two groups, one that was allowed to sleep normally and one that was deprived of sleep for one night. They were then instructed to [...]
...affected by high screen time and low green time, making this a priority group for future research. However, additional longitudinal studies and RCTs [...]
...at the periphery of the screen looked at significantly more areas of the candy shelf than the control group, who were presented the same images in [...]
...comprehensive set of food outlets, both large and small, the study followed two groups of 3 to 15 year-old children in four New Jersey cities [...]
...weaker ability to discern that one event differs from a previous memory may be partially responsible for a decline in memory function. In the experiment, two [...]
...said. Participants varied in their responses to cocoa flavanols, the researchers found. “Although most people benefited from flavanol intake, there was a small [...]
...appear in the journal Scientific Reports. Participants were randomly assigned to the two groups. The exercise regimen combined strength training and [...]