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Could heavier people be at lower risk for ALS? A study found that over several decades, people who packed on the most weight had a much lower risk of ALS compared to those who maintained their figure or got thinner.
Bipolar disorder a risk factor for Parkinson's? In a new study, those with bipolar who developed Parkinson's were nine years younger than others who also developed Parkinson's.
How do kids learn to turn off troublesome tics? A new study found that many children learn to suppress their tics when others are watching.
How green spaces could improve your child's mental health In the rush and hustle of urban lifestyles, how often have you stopped to consider how it affects your, and your child's, mental health?
How much work brings happiness? Not much, study shows A new study suggests that when it comes to mental health, many people would be fine working less than the standard 40 hours a week.
Four-year-old Pretoria girl survives dangerous brain surgery "Even doctors can’t believe how well she’s recovering."
WATCH: This popular Vietnamese dish contains raw pig's blood – and doctors are raising concerns Countries around the world have cuisine which boast rich and tasty offerings, but healthcare professionals are warning this traditional Vietnamese delicacy may be a little too risky.
'Lost wallet' test reveals how honest people are – and the results may come as a surprise A study found that people do tend to care about the welfare of others, and they also have an aversion to seeing themselves as a thief.
Drug ODs, suicides soaring among US millennials The increases in alcohol deaths and suicides 'point to something darker within the psyche of millennials', who are defined as people born between 1981 and 1996.
Doctor burnout costly for patients and health care system Doctor burnout is known to be associated with increased physician turnover and reduced productivity.