Wearing Make-Up During Exercise Can Harm Skin Health, Study Finds
A new study suggests that wearing make-up during exercise can have negative effects on skin health, including changes in pore size and sebum production. Researchers found that wearing foundation during a workout can restrict pores from enlarging and prevent sebum and sweat from being released. While the immediate impact may not be significant for short periods of exercise, the long-term effects are still under investigation.
University of Birmingham researchers developing special lollipops for mouth cancer diagnosis
University of Birmingham researchers have received £350,000 to develop special lollipops for diagnosing mouth cancer. The innovative hydrogel-based lollipops aim to provide a less painful and more cost-effective alternative to the current tissue sample testing method. With the potential to revolutionize mouth cancer diagnosis, this project offers hope for a more patient-friendly and GP-accessible diagnostic device.
Study Shows Low-Calorie Sweeteners Can Improve Weight Loss and Health
Discover the potential benefits of low-calorie sweeteners for weight management and overall health. A new study out of Denmark suggests that substituting sugar for low-calorie sweeteners can improve weight loss, help weight management, and improve mood. Read on to learn more about the findings and implications of this research.
New Cost-Effective Method Detects Low Concentrations of Pharmaceutical Waste and Contaminants in Water
Researchers at Bar-Ilan University have developed a cost-effective plasmonic-based detector for detecting low concentrations of pharmaceutical waste in water, offering a promising solution to the detection of harmful piperidine residue. This groundbreaking work, published in Environmental Science: Nano, utilizes a plasmonic substrate with unparalleled sensitivity to piperidine, paving the way for more affordable and portable Raman devices for environmental monitoring.
Foods That Contribute to Chronic Inflammation and How to Manage It with Diet
Chronic inflammation can lead to health issues like fatigue, trouble sleeping, and an increased risk of diseases. Diet plays a crucial role in managing inflammation, with certain foods like char-grilled meat, processed meat products, added sugar, refined carbohydrates, vegetable oils, alcohol, artificial trans fats, and excessive consumption of refined and processed foods contributing to its persistence. Choosing anti-inflammatory ingredients and whole, unprocessed foods can help combat inflammation and promote overall health.
Women Speak Out on Endometriosis Misdiagnosis and Dismissal
Read the harrowing experiences of Gabriella Pearson and Anna Cooper, who bravely shared their struggles with endometriosis after years of dismissal by doctors. Shockingly, new research reveals that it takes nearly 9 years for women to receive a diagnosis for endometriosis, with 78% of sufferers having their symptoms dismissed by doctors. Their stories emphasize the crucial need for improved awareness and understanding of endometriosis in the medical community.
Impact of Music on Individuals with Borderline Personality Disorder
Recent research has revealed the distinct music preferences of individuals with Borderline Personality Disorder (BPD) and the psychological functions that music serves for them. The study, involving 549 participants, found that individuals with BPD exhibit a clear preference for reflective and complex music genres, such as classical and jazz, over intense and rebellious ones. The severity of BPD symptoms was found to influence these preferences, indicating that music could potentially serve as a tool for emotional regulation among individuals with higher BPD symptom severity.
Katie Boulter advances to fourth round of Miami Open
British number one Katie Boulter advances to the fourth round of the Miami Open with a confident victory over Beatriz Haddad Maia. Meanwhile, world number two Aryna Sabalenka suffers an emotional defeat and expresses her emotions by smashing her racket. Other notable results include Iga Swiatek’s dominant victory and Naomi Osaka’s resurgence. The Miami Open continues to deliver thrilling matches and unexpected outcomes.
Grand Canyon University Men’s Basketball Team to Face Alabama in Bid for Sweet 16 Spot
Grand Canyon University’s men’s basketball team is gearing up to face Alabama in a crucial NCAA tournament game after causing an upset by defeating Saint Mary’s. The upcoming game presents a significant challenge for the Lopes, who are determined to continue their impressive run in March Madness. GCU head coach Bryce Drew and his coaching staff are fully aware of the tough competition that awaits them and are strategizing for the game against Alabama.
No. 1 Oklahoma Women’s Gymnastics Team Gears Up for Big 12 Championship
The No. 1 Oklahoma women’s gymnastics team is preparing for the Big 12 Championship, aiming to secure their third consecutive title before their transition to the SEC. With an impressive history of 19 conference titles and multiple All-Big 12 accolades, the Sooners are set to make a strong showing at the event.