Health

4 min read Health

Being social is more important to our well-being than we may have realized. Studies have shown that regular social interaction can lower the risk of developing anxiety and depression. People who socialize often also tend to have lower stress hormone levels and even better immune function. According to recent research, people who are social also...

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Environmental conservation and well-being have been a hot topic for decades. Globally, policymakers and the public have been focusing their attention on environmental health due to widespread microplastic pollution. The climate crisis has also created a cause for alarm, demanding widespread attention. Public and scientific concern about water supplies is also an issue of considerable...

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The Amish are a group of traditionalist Anabaptist Christian communities that originated in Europe and later migrated to North America to escape persecution. They are mostly known for their basic and simple lifestyles and avoidance of modern conveniences and technologies. It has long been believed that Amish children do not suffer from allergies, and scientists...

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Aging is a journey full of experiences, confidence, and wisdom. However, dating dynamics for women over 50 can shift as perceptions of attractiveness evolve. Dating after midlife should stir fresh excitement, but nagging myths still prevail that men dismiss mature partners. Understanding these myths allows women to move forward, redefine societal norms, and live life...

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Over 7,000 people have caught the chikungunya virus in Guangdong province since mid-June, spreading to 13 cities across one of China’s most crowded regions. Monsoon flooding left standing water everywhere, creating perfect breeding conditions for the mosquitoes that carry this disease. The crisis quickly caught international attention as the outbreak peaked in late July when nearly 3,000 people...

5 min read Food and Drink

Turmeric is a staple in many cuisines, including Indian, Middle Eastern, North African, and Caribbean. You may not have turmeric in your spice cabinet, but you’ve likely already eaten it in curries, baked goods, mustards, hummus, soups, spice rubs, and more. It’s also featured in traditional Chinese medicine, and modern research is uncovering why. Here’s...