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Allowing children under 12 to use smartphones: Harms parents shouldn't overlook.
A large-scale study in the US has shown that owning a smartphone before the age of 12 is associated with a higher risk of depression, sleep deprivation, and obesity, raising concerns about the age at which children...
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This disease is three times more deadly than breast and colon cancer combined.
Vietnam is currently among the countries with the fastest-growing rates of overweight and obesity in Asia. The number of deaths due to obesity is now three times higher than the total number of deaths from breast cancer and other cancers...
5 simple ways to lower fatty liver index
Fatty liver disease occurs silently, often without symptoms, but it can cause liver damage and many other serious complications.
Why am I not losing weight even though I eat less and exercise more?
The mechanisms causing overweight and obesity are often related to metabolic disorders, endocrine disorders, and genetic factors, and are not simply a matter of eating more to gain weight and eating less to lose weight.
How to maximize the benefits of walking
For many people, walking is the simplest and most feasible form of exercise. Scientists have just discovered a super easy way to increase the health benefits of this activity.
The Japanese eat rice regularly but don't gain weight: 5 habits to learn.
Japanese families typically eat rice two to three times a day, yet they have a very low obesity rate compared to other developed countries.
What happens to your body if you regularly go to bed late?
Staying up late to work or look at your phone is a habit for many people, and it has a significant impact on their health.
Which sport is best for preventing stroke?
October 4, 2024 14:25
Sports play an indispensable role in stroke prevention, thanks to their ability to improve risk factors such as blood pressure, obesity, and cardiovascular health.
Surprising health benefits of red onions
September 27, 2024 16:09
Red onions are used for both their nutritional properties and aroma in the cuisine of many countries around the world. They contain many antioxidants, vitamin C, minerals, and more.
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