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Study Suggests the Human Brain Evolved as Two Separate Organs

A new study from Stanford Medicine is challenging the traditional understanding of the human brain as one unified organ, suggesting that it may have evolved from two distinct developmental systems with separate origins. Published in Nature Neuroscience, the research examined how different parts of the brain develop during embryonic growth and found important differences between…

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Study Highlights Growing Cancer Burden in Balochistan as More Than 5,000 Cases Identified

A new study has highlighted the significant cancer burden in Balochistan after researchers examined more than 16,000 biopsy samples collected from different parts of the province. The research analyzed 16,342 biopsy samples and identified cancer in 5,145 cases. The findings provide an important overview of cancer patterns among patients in Balochistan. The study was jointly…

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New Study Finds Limited Evidence Linking Extreme Heat to Premature Births in Pakistan

A new scientific study has found that extreme heat during pregnancy may have only a limited and uncertain impact on premature births in Pakistan, offering fresh insights into the relationship between rising temperatures and maternal health. The research examined 46,773 deliveries across four Pakistani cities to determine whether exposure to high temperatures during pregnancy increased…

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Eating Eggs May Be Linked to Lower Dementia Risk, Study Suggests

A new research study has suggested that regular egg consumption may be associated with a reduced risk of dementia, including Alzheimer’s disease, particularly among older adults. The findings, based on long-term observational research, indicate that individuals who consume eggs frequently may have lower chances of developing cognitive decline compared to those who avoid them entirely.…

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New Blood Test May Predict Two-Year Survival Chances in Older Adults

A groundbreaking study led by Duke Health has revealed that tiny RNA molecules found in blood could help predict short-term survival chances among older adults. The research, conducted in collaboration with the University of Minnesota and published in Aging Cell, focused on small RNA molecules known as piRNAs. Researchers discovered that a specific group of…

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One Orange a Day May Reduce Cancer and Heart Disease

A new medical review from Australia has revealed that eating just one orange a day may significantly lower the risk of several serious illnesses, including mouth, throat, and stomach cancers. The findings strengthen long-standing evidence supporting the role of fruits and vegetables in disease prevention and overall health. Researchers analyzed 48 global studies and found…

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