The Guardian - The rate of children and teenagers living with high blood pressure globally has nearly doubled because of a toxic combination of unhealthy diets, mass inactivity and soaring levels of obesity, according to the largest review of its kind.
Experts said 114 million children who have developed hypertension even before reaching adulthood were facing potentially deadly and lifelong harm, including cardiovascular disease, kidney disease and a myriad of serious health complications.
Washington Post - Regularly listening to music is linked to a lower risk of developing dementia, according to a new study. In the study, published in October,
researchers looked at data spanning a decade and involving more than
10,000 relatively healthy people, aged 70 and older, in Australia.
People who listened to music most days slashed their risk of developing
dementia by 39 percent compared with those who did not regularly listen
to music, the study found.
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