Month: July 2023

Fat at the Waist: A New Twist in Diabetes Risk?

Imagine this: You’re at a carnival, trying to predict the winner of a race. All the information points to the favorite being in the lead, but suddenly, an underdog comes out of nowhere and takes the win! That’s what happened when researchers discovered that storing fat at the waist may not necessarily increase the risk […]

Published on July 29, 2023

Short bursts of daily activity linked to reduced cancer risk

Who knew that even small bursts of high-intensity exercise could have such a big impact on reducing the risk of certain cancers? New research has shown that a mere 4.5 minutes of rigorous activity during your daily routines can slash the likelihood of developing cancer by an impressive 32 percent. Picture it like this: just […]

Published on July 29, 2023

Growing up with dogs helps kids understand their emotions

Just like navigating the social dynamics of a new school, young children are learning how to read and interpret the emotions of our furry friends. According to a recent study, older children and adults who had experience living with a pet dog were better able to recognize dog emotions from facial expressions compared to their […]

Published on July 29, 2023