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Monday, 25 November 2024

Bodies being found up 17-fold in 60 years amid 'societal breakdown'

Alarming 17-fold spike in number of Brits left undiscovered after dying at home: Experts blame massive rise on ‘societal breakdown’ Experts said ‘concerning’ trend showed the rise of social isolation among Brits READ MORE: Babies of non-English parents died or harmed by language barriers Societal breakdown has led to a massive…

Study Confirms Link Between Red Meat and Diabetes Risk

Excess consumption of red meat, whether processed or not, is linked to a greater risk for developing type 2 diabetes. This association was confirmed by a new study published last month in The American Journal of Clinical Nutrition, a data analysis of nearly 217,000 people who were monitored for three…

High-fiber food advice welcomed by older people, finds study

Older adults are willing to up the fiber in their diet, but need help, a new study has shown. Researchers at the University of Reading have suggested an effective strategy for improving dietary fiber intake among the UK’s aging population. Currently, most people in the UK eat less fiber than…

Biden administrations limit on drug industry middlemen backfires, pharmacists say

The Biden administration’s first major step toward imposing limits on the pharmacy benefit managers who act as the drug industry’s price negotiators is backfiring, pharmacists say. Instead, it’s adding to the woes of the independent drugstores it was partly designed to help. The so-called PBMs have long clawed back a…

Why emotions stirred by music create such powerful memories

Time flows in a continuous stream—yet our memories are divided into separate episodes, all of which become part of our personal narrative. How emotions shape this memory formation process is a mystery that science has only recently begun to unravel. The latest clue comes from UCLA psychologists, who have discovered…