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A recent study has found that drifting off while smelling certain natural oils could help boost memory.

The study, published Wednesday in the European Journal of Preventive Cardiology, found that at least 3,967 steps a day reduced the risk of dying from any cause, while 2,337 steps a day reduced the risk of dying from cardiovascular diseases.

The new study explores the phenomenon of hair whorls — circular patterns of hair dictated by hair follicle positioning — in more than 4,000 Chinese people.

A new Swedish study found that most patients who receive antibiotics for appendicitis rather than surgery have successful long-term outcomes, but some may require surgery later on.

Worlds Oceans Changing Color, Study Says: Are Oregon / Washington Coast Next? - The likely culprit is human-induced climate change

The study, published in the journal Clinical Nutrition, found that eating about 30g of nuts every day can help lower the risk of depression in adults.

More and more parents are turning to anti-choking devices to help prevent fatal accidents at home. But do they actually work? CPR Kids' Sarah Hunstead explains.

Humans are unable to detect over a quarter of deepfake speech samples made by artificial intelligence, according to new research from University College London.

Published in Scientific Reports, the research found that aerobic exercise and weight training altered gene expression and improved the underlying health of facial skin cells and tissue.

The standard, one-size-fits-all blood pressure cuff can drastically distort blood pressure readings taken by automated blood pressure devices, a new study reveals.