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The use of blue light glasses may not provide any short-term improvement in visual performance and sleep quality in adults.

The study published in the International Journal of Obesity systematically reviews the effectiveness of parent-only group-based interventions for managing childhood obesity and related health behaviors. It concludes that parent-only programs are similarly effective to family-focused interventions in improving a child's weight and BMI, but highlights challenges like higher dropout rates and the need for strong family support.

Common sense and rational science need to prevail now. Masks are ineffective, and mask mandates are unnecessary.

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A new study found that e-cigarettes, prescription drugs, and dual nicotine replacement therapy are the best tools to help people kick the habit.

Smokers are more likely to quit using e-cigarettes or smoking cessation medicines, according to a new analysis.

As whispers of new mandates circulate, we find ourselves reflecting on the strenuous journey we endured during the COVID-19 pandemic. Now, we stand at a pivotal moment, where we have the opportunity …

The findings indicate that on average, for every 100 people trying to quit, around 14 are likely to succeed using an e-cigarette, varenicline or cytisine.

A study by Oxford University has found the most effective ways to quit smoking.

Rishi Sunak has voiced his concern that vape companies are targeting children, with a government plan to ban the disposable devices to be unveiled next week, according to reports