Being a night owl may increase risk by 55%

Being a night owl may increase risk by 55%

Share on PinterestResearchers are finding associations between type 2 diabetes risk and sleeping patterns. FangXiaNuo/Getty Images Type 2 diabetes risk has been associated with late chronotype, or a tendency to go to sleep later. Previously it was assumed this was due to poorer habits of people with late chronotype, but new data presented at the…

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#BeHealthy Festival Bucharest 2024: World Class Transforms Romanian Lifestyle with Health and Fitness Events

#BeHealthy Festival Bucharest 2024: World Class Transforms Romanian Lifestyle with Health and Fitness Events

World Class Romania announces the launch of the second edition of this year’s #BeHealthy Festival, set to take place on September 14, 2024 at Herăstrău Park, Roaba de Cultură area. Following the success of the Timișoara and Cluj editions, where hundreds celebrated a healthy and active lifestyle, the capital is now ready to host this…

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7 Best Types of Psychotherapy for Anxiety

7 Best Types of Psychotherapy for Anxiety

If your anxiety is driven by negative thought patterns or false beliefs, psychotherapy can help. Here are some of your options. Anxiety can seem to come out of nowhere, but in many cases, it’s being driven or worsened by negative thought patterns, underdeveloped coping skills, or deeply-ingrained unconscious beliefs. This is where psychotherapy, or talk…

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Do You Have a Healthy Relationship? Signs, Red Flags, and Tips

Do You Have a Healthy Relationship? Signs, Red Flags, and Tips

“One thing healthy relationships largely share is adaptability,” Lindsey Antin, a therapist in Berkeley, California, told Healthline. “They adapt to circumstances and the fact we’re always changing and going through different phases in life.” Here’s a look at some other hallmarks of healthy relationships. 1. Open communication Partners in healthy relationships are often comfortable facing…

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People with an evolutionarily-mismatched lifestyle are more likely to face several negative outcomes

Scientists have developed a new tool designed to measure how modern lifestyles differ from those of our ancestors and how these differences might impact health. The study, published in the journal Heliyon, introduced the Evolutionary Mismatched Lifestyle Scale (EMLS), a 36-item questionnaire that identifies behaviors and lifestyle factors that deviate from those our ancestors experienced….

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Excessive artificial light at night may increase risk

Excessive artificial light at night may increase risk

Share on PinterestNew research finds a link between light pollution and Alzheimer’s disease. JodiJacobson/Getty Images Excessive exposure to light pollution at night may raise the risk of developing Alzheimer’s disease. Researchers found that in people 65 and younger light pollution had a stronger correlation to Alzheimer’s disease prevalence than any other risk factor studied. Experts…

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