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5 tips to stop weight gain during menopause - Vimarsana News

5 tips to stop weight gain during menopause

Menopause and weight gain seem to go hand in hand. But are the additional pounds due to this change of life or something else?

Source: cnn.com
The truth about menopause and weight gain - Vimarsana News

The truth about menopause and weight gain

Season 9 of the podcast “Chasing Life with Dr. Sanjay Gupta” explores the intersection between body weight and health. We delve into a wide range of topics including the evolutionary

New Research Grants Push Psychedelic Studies Beyond Therapeutics - Vimarsana News

New Research Grants Push Psychedelic Studies Beyond Therapeutics

Harvard University and UC Berkeley announce an exciting collaboration for students and faculty to be awarded grants for psychedelic interdisciplinary studies.

Source: forbes.com
The Big Sick - Sactown Magazine - Vimarsana News

The Big Sick - Sactown Magazine

In 2015, Melinda Welsh was given shattering news. Despite battling cancer for a year and attacking it with chemo, radiation and surgery, the disease had progressed to Stage IV and doctors told her she had six to 12 months to live. But this past December, thanks to the latest advances in immunotherapy, she received equally stunning news: The cancer had disappeared. All of it. The Davis-based journalist chronicles her incredible journey through the “kingdom of the sick” and her new life after near death.

How a viral infection led to the Dutch obsession with tulips - Vimarsana News

How a viral infection led to the Dutch obsession with tulips

The recent popularity of tulips in the national capital reminds one of the frenzy that the flower had once caused in Europe, in the Netherlands to be precise. Adrija Roychowdhury finds out more about the 17th century Dutch 'Tulipomania' and the role of a virus in it.