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The Dunedin Study: World leading study to enter next phase as participants turn 52

The world’s most detailed study of human health and development is set to enter its next stage. The lives of 1037 babies born at Queen Mary Maternity. ....

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Expressive art dance deepens self-image and strengthens group identity for individuals with Parkinson's disease

A study conducted by the University of Eastern Finland and the Stockholm Ballet Academy has revealed that performing and participating in a dance group holds significant meaning for individuals with Parkinson s disease, contributing to their identity and the ongoing process of constructing it. Participation in an expressive dance group fostered a strong sense of group identity among individuals with Parkinson s, which was rooted in dance and the shared experience of performing. ....

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25 July 2023, Link found between childhood television watching and adulthood metabolic syndrome, News, University of Otago, New Zealand

A University of Otago study has added weight to the evidence that watching too much television as a child can lead to poor health in adulthood. ....

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TV time may cause metabolic syndrome

For nearly half a century, parents have been telling their children to stop watching so much telly, or their eyes will turn square. While research. ....

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Innophos Highlights New Clinical Research That Demonstrates Oxyjun® Terminalia Arjuna Extract Helps Promote Cardiac Output And Reduce Physical Fatigue

Cranbury, NJ (PRWEB) January 12, 2023 Innophos, a leading international producer of nutritional specialty ingredients and custom formulated solutions, ....

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