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New findings on the link between isolation and premature death

Many people think of loneliness as being alone, but new science suggests that the most dangerous kind of loneliness is the kind you feel when you’re in a group. A large study suggests that “feeling lonely” is not just a psychological issue, but a serious warning sign for brain health and longevity.

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Do “frequent snacks” really increase metabolism?

One of the common beliefs in the world of nutrition is that in order to “increase metabolism” or keep the body’s calorie-burning engine running, you should eat something every two to three hours. But a new scientific review shows that this strategy has little effect on increasing the body’s energy consumption

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