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Representative image — Stronger monitoring necessary for adolescents with ADHD history

Researchers at Indiana University measured the brain activity of subjects with an MRI scanner as they completed a mentally demanding task on a computer.

People with alcoholic parents have impaired brain transition ability

Feb 16, 2020

Influence of genetics on cannabis dependence in adolescent females: Study

Feb 16, 2020

Study links love between parents to child's future

Feb 16, 2020

Fewer liquor stores can lower homicide rate, study suggests

Feb 16, 2020

'Emergency departments are vital partners in treatment for opioid disorders.'

Emergency visit increasing for opioid-related cases

Feb 16, 2020

Surrounded by icy winter, Arctic Bath is a circular structure adrift on the Lule River (Image courtesy: Hotel's Instagram page)

New luxurious floating hotel opens in Sweden

Feb 16, 2020

Inside Japan's bizarre annual 'Naked Festival'

Feb 16, 2020

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Model walking the ramp wearing traditional Indian saree at the London Fashion Week (Photo/ANI)

London Fashion Week celebrates 'India Day' with traditional attires from across the country

Feb 16, 2020

London [UK], Feb 16 : The Indian High Commission organised the 'India Day' celebration at the London Fashion Week on Saturday evening where models were seen walking down the ramp wearing traditional Indian attires.

A survey of 2,000 Americans professed that 39 per cent of them even borrowed a friend's dog to pose with on their dating profiles

Daters take more interest in pooches than owners while swiping right, finds study

Feb 15, 2020

Washington D.C. [USA], Feb 15 : More than one-third of dating app users have admitted that they are more interested in meeting the pooches they come across in the profile pictures of their prospective dating partners rather than the person themselves.

Men who are relatively taller during their young adulthood are less likely to suffer from dementia in their old age

Young men who are taller may have lower risk of dementia in old age: Study

Feb 15, 2020

Washington D.C. [USA], Feb 15 : In an attempt to assess specific types of individuals at the risk of developing dementia, a study has revealed that men who are relatively taller during their young adulthood are less likely to suffer from this debilitating condition in their old age.