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Western Diet May Affect Attention in Older Adults (opens the original)
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A: APOE4 is a variant of the APOE gene associated with an increased risk of Alzheimer's disease. Having APOE4 is a genetic risk factor, not a diagnosis. A: No. Carrying APOE4 does not mean that a person will definitely develop Alzheimer's disease. Many genetic, lifestyle and environmental factors can influence cognitive health. A: This study did not prove that a Western diet causes cognitive decline. It found an association between the Western dietary pattern and attention decline among APOE4 ca
Period Hygiene During Monsoon: 9 Mistakes to Avoid (opens the original)
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A: Change your pad every 4ââ¬â8 hours, or sooner if it becomes full, wet, or uncomfortable. Regular changes can help maintain menstrual hygiene and prevent irritation. A: You generally do not need intimate wash to clean the vagina during your period. The vagina cleans itself. Gently wash the external vulva with water and avoid scented intimate products and douching, which may cause irritation. A: No, vaginal itching is not always caused by a yeast infection. It can result from irritation, ba
Amla Benefits: The Small Fruit With Big Health Potential (opens the original)
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Amla is rich in vitamin C, fiber and antioxidant compounds, but experts say its potential health benefits should not be mistaken for medical treatment. Amla, also known as Indian gooseberry, may be a small fruit with a surprisingly broad nutritional profile. Gastroenterologist Dr Manav Wadhawan recently highlighted its vitamin C, fiber and antioxidant content, along with its potential role in gut health, cholesterol, blood sugar and liver health (1✔). Dr Wadhawan said amla contains vitamin C, fi
Headache From Screens: Why It Happens and What Helps to Relieve Your Eye Strain? (opens the original)
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A: Headache can occur as a symptom of digital eye strain during prolonged screen use, but a headache after screen use does not prove that the screen caused it. A: Take regular breaks, look into the distance, blink frequently, reduce glare and use a comfortable screen and workstation setup. A: After about 20 minutes of screen viewing, look at something about 20 feet away for about 20 seconds. A: Blue-light-blocking filters have not been shown to reliably prevent digital eye strain. A: Seek medica
How Live-Cell Imaging Helps Scientists Study Cancer Drugs (opens the original)
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A: Live-cell imaging allows scientists to observe living cells repeatedly over time instead of examining only one final stage. A: It helps researchers study how cancer cells respond to experimental drugs, including where drugs go inside cells and how cellular behavior changes. A: Raman imaging uses light to obtain chemical information from molecules. Stimulated Raman scattering microscopy is a Raman-based method that can be used for live-cell imaging. A: The study examined 7RH, an experimental i
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