I am pleased to share a new paper my colleagues and I published in Frontiers in Psychiatry describing the potential benefits of a ketogenic diet
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New Study Claims Red Meat Increases Risk for Heart Attacks and Strokes
A new study by researchers at Tufts University and the Cleveland Clinic and published in the American Heart Association journal Atherosclerosis, Thrombosis, and Vascular Biology
Participate in a New Research Study Investigating a Novel Treatment for Menopausal Depression
It’s Environment Menopause Working day. Oct 18th was selected by the Global Menopause Society (IMS) to raise consciousness of the menopause and to guidance alternatives
Despite Cms Rule, Few Hospitals Post Costs In A Coherent Fashion, Study Says
Because some Indonesians bartered ikat textiles for meals, the textiles constituted economic goods, and as some textile-design motifs had non secular spiritual meanings, textiles had
Study The Lingo! A Glossary Of German Cooking And Food Words
For instance, Seafoam Pudding now offers +5 fishing quite than +4 if cooked with qi seasoning. It shall be used mechanically whether it is in
Benefit of multivitamins may be ‘all in the mind’, Harvard study suggests
A sample of more than 21,600 US adults who were asked about their use of supplements in the 2012 annual National Health Interview Survey, and
Almost 20 per cent of patients develop psychiatric condition after Covid, study suggests
Nearly one in five people is diagnosed with a psychiatric condition within three months of contracting coronavirus – double the usual rate from other illnesses, a
Covid patients should seek early treatment, as study warns of danger in even a slight drop in oxygen
Covid patients should be sent to hospital earlier, researchers have said after finding that just a small drop in blood oxygen levels can indicate an
Brain can be made to ‘teleport’ using lasers, landmark study finds
The brain can be made to “teleport” using lasers, a landmark study has found, as scientists are able to control our “inner GPS”. Laser beams
NHS prescriptions for outdoor walks create more anxiety than spontaneously enjoying nature, study finds
NHS prescriptions for walks in the park have fewer mental health benefits than spontaneously enjoying nature as they put people under pressure, a study has
