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UVA research uncovers potential food for improving mental health

Scientists at UVA said stress, depression, and anxiety can be managed or prevented by bacteria commonly found in fermented food.

Alban gaultierUniversity of virginiaDan malanaVirginia beachAltered schaedler floraBrain behavior

High-Fibre Diet May Benefit Huntington s Disease Families

High-Fibre Diet May Benefit Huntington s Disease Families
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Anthony hannanMental health missionNeural plasticity groupFlorey research fellow dr carolina gubertResearch coProfessor anthony hannanResearch co leadBrain behaviorProfessor hannanAustralian dietary guidelines

A high-fiber diet may delay clinical onset of Huntington s disease, study indicates

A high-fiber diet may delay clinical onset of Huntington s disease, study indicates
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Anthony hannanFlorey research fellow drMental health missionResearch coFlorey institute of neuroscienceMental healthNeural plasticity groupFlorey instituteProfessor anthony hannanResearch co leadBrain behaviorProfessor hannanCarolina gubertFlorey research fellowAustralian dietary guidelines

Bridging the vast divide : Mistrust, bias fuel racial disparities in lupus research

Bridging the vast divide : Mistrust, bias fuel racial disparities in lupus research
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United statesChapel hillRose mckeon olsonCandace feldmanRosalind ramsey goldmanShivani gargAllenp anandarajahArthritis care researchUniversity of rochester medical centerAmerican college of rheumatologyPublic healthUniversity of wisconsin school medicineDivision of global health equityUniversity of north carolinaHarvard medical schoolLupus foundation of america

Loneliness Induces Brain Changes That Fuel Cognitive Decline

The relationship between loneliness and cognitive decline among older adults is partially mediated by pathological brain changes.

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