Tag: Environmental Health

PFAS exposure before birth linked to higher teen blood pressure, study finds

PFAS Exposure Before Birth Linked to Higher Teen Blood Pressure: Understanding the Long-Term Health Implications A recent study has shed light on the concerning link between prenatal PFAS exposure and elevated blood pressure levels in teenagers. PFAS, or per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances, are a group of human-made chemicals used in a variety of products for […]

People control their brainwaves for pain relief through new interactive game

People Control Their Brainwaves for Pain Relief Through New Interactive Game Chronic nerve pain affects millions globally. The long-standing challenge of finding effective, drug-free treatments may soon see a breakthrough with a new and innovative approach – controlling brainwaves through an interactive game. This groundbreaking method not only offers relief from pain but also provides […]

Robots that mimic therapy horses to forever change treatment of PTSD, trauma and autism

Robots that Mimic Therapy Horses: Revolutionizing Treatment of PTSD, Trauma, and Autism Researchers in the UK have designed a new groundbreaking type of social robot that mimics the calming and therapeutic effects of therapy horses, aiming to revolutionize the treatment of PTSD, trauma, and autism. This innovative approach combines cutting-edge technology with the proven benefits […]

Microplastic invades soil ecosystem with earthworms worst hit at 30% rate

Microplastic Invades Soil Ecosystem with Earthworms Worst Hit at 30% Rate It’s official! The entire food chain now comes wrapped in plastic. For the first time, researchers have discovered a significant invasion of microplastics in the soil ecosystem, with earthworms being the worst hit at a staggering rate of 30%. This alarming revelation sheds light […]

First ‘Make America Healthy Again’ report warns of deepening child health crisis

America’s children are facing an unprecedented health crisis, according to a groundbreaking report released by the “Make America Healthy Again” initiative. The report sheds light on the deepening concerns surrounding the well-being of the younger generation, painting a stark picture of the challenges that lie ahead. With childhood obesity rates at an all-time high, mental […]

Half of young people would prefer life without the internet

Life Without the Internet: A Preference Among Half of UK Youth In a world where digital connectivity is paramount, it may come as a surprise that nearly half of the youth in the UK believe that life would be better without the internet. This revelation challenges the widely accepted notion that the internet is an […]

Can AI replace therapists?

Can AI Replace Therapists? As NHS waitlists continue to grow, the demand for mental health support has never been higher. In response to this pressing need, artificial intelligence (AI) chatbots are emerging as a lifeline for individuals seeking help and guidance. These AI-powered programs offer a convenient and accessible way for people to express their […]

Breakthrough study reveals 25 genes that may trigger obsessive-compulsive disorder

Breakthrough Study Reveals 25 Genes That May Trigger Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder Long seen as a purely psychological problem, obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD) is now understood to have a significant genetic component. A groundbreaking study has identified 25 genes that may play a role in triggering OCD, shedding new light on the biological factors that contribute to this […]

Meta’s AI friends raise ethical questions as experts urge caution

Meta’s AI Friends: Navigating the Ethical Quandaries of Virtual Social Interaction Meta, formerly known as Facebook, has been making waves in the tech world with its development of AI friends. These virtual companions are designed to interact with users, offering conversation, companionship, and even advice. While this innovation may seem like a step towards the […]

Could eye scans spot schizophrenia early? New research offers hope for early detection

Could Eye Scans Spot Schizophrenia Early? New Research Offers Hope for Early Detection Eyes have long been called a window to the world — but new research suggests they could also provide a glimpse into the early detection of schizophrenia. Schizophrenia is a complex and severe mental disorder that affects how a person thinks, feels, […]

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