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  • Smell training could help overcome odor distortions after COVID-19, shows study
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  • Moderna says preliminary trial data shows its coronavirus vaccine is more than 94% effective, shares soar
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  • Acupuncture before surgery may reduce pain, opioid use
  • Medical myths: Mental health misconceptions
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Smell training could help overcome odor distortions after COVID-19, shows study

Smell training could help overcome odor distortions after COVID-19, shows study

If you’ve been experiencing odor distortions after Covid-19, then ‘smell training’ could hel...

Medical myths: Mental health misconceptions

Medical myths: Mental health misconceptions

Over recent years, mental health has slowly moved out of the shadows. After centuries of being sidelined, our...

UC Berkeley launches new center for psychedelic science and education

UC Berkeley launches new center for psychedelic science and education

Fifty years after political and cultural winds slammed shut the doors on psychedelic research, UC Berkeley is...

Could zinc protect against COVID-19?

Could zinc protect against COVID-19?

A review of the evidence on zinc suggests the mineral could have protective effects against COVID-19 by boosti...

Bariatric surgeon Andrew Jenkinson tells us why we eat too much

Bariatric surgeon Andrew Jenkinson tells us why we eat too much

If you want to lose weight, dieting is not helping most people – fat, appetite and metabolism conspire t...

NHS to pioneer cholesterol-busting jab

NHS to pioneer cholesterol-busting jab

A twice-a-year injection that reduces bad cholesterol to protect the heart is to be pioneered by the NHS in En...

Benefits and side effects of prebiotics

Benefits and side effects of prebiotics

Prebiotics are a component of some foods that the body cannot digest. They serve as food for bacteria and othe...

Smell training could help overcome odor distortions after COVID-19, shows study

Smell training could help overcome odor distortions after COVID-19, shows study

Posted By: Editorial Teamon: December 01, 2020In: EDUCATION, SCIENCENo Comments

If you’ve been experiencing odor distortions after Covid-19, then ‘smell training’ could help you start smelling normally again – according to new research involving the University of East Anglia. Parosmia is a symptom where people experience strange and often unpleasant smell distortions. Instead of smelling a lemon you may smell rotting cabbage, or chocolate may […] Read more

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Medical myths: Mental health misconceptions

Medical myths: Mental health misconceptions

Posted By: Editorial Teamon: October 07, 2020In: EDUCATION, HEALTHNo Comments

Over recent years, mental health has slowly moved out of the shadows. After centuries of being sidelined, our state of mental well-being is gradually receiving more of the attention that it deserves. However, many myths persist. Here, we address 11 common misconceptions. As we approach World Mental Health Day on October 10, this edition of Medical Myths […] Read more

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UC Berkeley launches new center for psychedelic science and education

UC Berkeley launches new center for psychedelic science and education

Posted By: Editorial Teamon: September 16, 2020In: EDUCATION, SCIENCENo Comments

Fifty years after political and cultural winds slammed shut the doors on psychedelic research, UC Berkeley is making up for lost time by launching the campus’s first center for psychedelic science and public education. With $1.25 million in seed funding from an anonymous donor, the new UC Berkeley Center for the Science of Psychedelics will […] Read more

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Could zinc protect against COVID-19?

Could zinc protect against COVID-19?

Posted By: Editorial Teamon: July 23, 2020In: EDUCATION, HEALTHNo Comments

A review of the evidence on zinc suggests the mineral could have protective effects against COVID-19 by boosting anti-viral immunity and curbing inflammation. Diet and health have many links, including immune system function. Good nutrition supports the immune system to fight pathogens and helps to avoid chronic inflammation following an infection. Many people know that vitamin C has significant effects on […] Read more

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Bariatric surgeon Andrew Jenkinson tells us why we eat too much

Bariatric surgeon Andrew Jenkinson tells us why we eat too much

Posted By: Editorial Teamon: February 12, 2020In: EDUCATION, HEALTHNo Comments

If you want to lose weight, dieting is not helping most people – fat, appetite and metabolism conspire to defeat our best laid plans, says a bariatric surgeon. Dr Andrew Jenkinson has seen more than his share of patients who have failed on traditional diets, he told Jesse Mulligan in a radio interview. He explains […] Read more

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NHS to pioneer cholesterol-busting jab

NHS to pioneer cholesterol-busting jab

Posted By: Editorial Teamon: January 14, 2020In: EDUCATION, HEALTHNo Comments

A twice-a-year injection that reduces bad cholesterol to protect the heart is to be pioneered by the NHS in England. Already, millions of people take daily statin pills to cut their cholesterol. But later this year, a “ground-breaking” large-scale clinical trial will offer NHS patients a new form of medicine, gene silencing, in an injection […] Read more

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Benefits and side effects of prebiotics

Benefits and side effects of prebiotics

Posted By: Editorial Teamon: December 10, 2019In: EDUCATION, HEALTHNo Comments

Prebiotics are a component of some foods that the body cannot digest. They serve as food for bacteria and other beneficial organisms in the gut. The benefits of prebiotics have links to the benefits of probiotics. Prebiotics may support a healthy gut, offering better digestive health, fewer antibiotic-related health problems, and other benefits. There is […] Read more

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Top 4 Benefits of Becoming a Freelance Translator

Top 4 Benefits of Becoming a Freelance Translator

Posted By: Editorial Teamon: December 05, 2019In: EDUCATION13 Comments

If you’re proficient in several languages around the world and you’re always eager to learn new things every time, then freelance translation can be a perfect job for you. You’ll get a lot of perks as a freelance translator. From the past, people always consider looking for regular jobs because they’ll get a steady income […] Read more

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Hiccups in a newborn could mean their brains are developing say researchers

Hiccups in a newborn could mean their brains are developing say researchers

Posted By: Editorial Teamon: November 19, 2019In: EDUCATION, SCIENCE25 Comments

Newborn babies seem to hiccup a lot and there are myths and legends surrounding such behaviour. Now researchers have found that with each such hiccup in a new born, there is a trigger of brain signals that help the baby’s brain figure out breathing. The UCL scientists published the findings of their study in the […] Read more

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Any amount of running linked to significantly lower risk of early death

Any amount of running linked to significantly lower risk of early death

Posted By: Editorial Teamon: November 13, 2019In: EDUCATION, HEALTH3 Comments

Any amount of running is linked to a significantly lower risk of death from any cause, finds a pooled analysis of the available evidence, published online in the British Journal of Sports Medicine. If more people took up running — and they wouldn’t have to run far or fast — there would likely be substantial […] Read more

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