Category: 6. Health

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  • Longitudinal changes in screen time, sleep, and sports/exercise activity in early adolescence | BMC Pediatrics

    Longitudinal changes in screen time, sleep, and sports/exercise activity in early adolescence | BMC Pediatrics

  • Wilhite K, Booker B, Huang B-H, Antczak D, Corbett L, Parker P, et al. Combinations of physical activity, sedentary behavior, and sleep duration and their associations with physical, psychological, and educational outcomes in children and…

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  • Higher muscle mass, decreased belly fat equals a healthy brain – AuntMinnie

    1. Higher muscle mass, decreased belly fat equals a healthy brain  AuntMinnie
    2. How a new way of thinking about fat could transform your health  New Scientist
    3. One body shape slows brain ageing and cuts dementia, study shows  North Wales Live
    4. The vital,…

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  • David W. Lim: Moderating Expert Panels at the Breast Cancer Survivorship Conference

    David W. Lim: Moderating Expert Panels at the Breast Cancer Survivorship Conference

    David W. Lim and Muna Al-Khaifi/LinkedIn

    David W. Lim, Surgical Oncologist and Medical Director, Henrietta Banting Breast Centre, at Women’s College Hospital, shared a post on 

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  • Africa CDC Weekly Brief | 16

    Africa CDC Weekly Brief | 16




    Africa CDC Weekly Brief | 16 – 23 November 2025 – Africa CDC















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  • Study finds way to ‘reboot’ eye, restore impaired vision

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    WASHINGTON, Nov 24 (WAM/APP): Scientists claim to have found a way to restore vision in people with a common developmental eye disorder by “rebooting” the retina to its early state,…

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  • Researchers in north China help reveal key brain spatiotemporal information processing mechanism-Xinhua

    Researchers in north China help reveal key brain spatiotemporal information processing mechanism-Xinhua

    TIANJIN, Nov. 24 (Xinhua) — Researchers from Tianjin University in north China, working with international collaborators, have uncovered a mechanism that helps explain how the brain handles information that unfolds over time.

    The study, published…

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