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Spending time in nature is good for us, reveals study

Spending time in nature is good for us, reveals study

May 17, 2024, at 08:50 pm

Spending time in nature is good for us. Studies have shown that contact with nature can lift our well-being by affecting  emotions, influencing  thoughts, reducing stress and improving physical health. Even brief exposure to nature can help.

Moderate use of screen time can be good for your health, new study finds

Moderate use of screen time can be good for your health, new study finds

Oct 26, 2019, at 04:33 pm

London/IBNS: Research by the Oxford Internet Institute at Oxford University, carried out in partnership with researchers at Cardiff University and Cambridge University, has found that moderate levels of screen time can have a positive effect on children’s wellbeing and mental health.

Landmark study reveals: Can aspirin prolong good health?

Landmark study reveals: Can aspirin prolong good health?

Sep 17, 2018, at 09:10 am

Canberra, Sept 17 (IBNS): Three groundbreaking papers published in today’s New England Journal of Medicine, led by a team of Monash University researchers in Melbourne, reveal the results from a seven-year study of the benefits and risks of a low daily dose of aspirin to the lives of people over 70.

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