Maryjane S. Adigwe
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Maryjane is a Pharmacist, Writer, and a Researcher. She holds a bachelor of Pharmacy (B.pharm) degree from the School of Pharmacy, Agulu, Nnamdi Azikiwe University. While her area of expertise is in health and fitness, Maryjane is a versatile writer that has written on a wide range of topics including productivity, sports, and e-commerce.
Posts By Maryjane S. Adigwe
Chronic Stress Increases the Odds of Dying From Cancer, Experts warns
It’s one thing to be stressed but it’s an entirely different thing to not know when to take breaks. Researchers from the Medical College of Georgia at Augusta University say the habit of…
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Meditation: A Great Practice to Cut Risks of Alzheimer’s Disease In Old Age
The clearest symptom associated with Alzheimer’s is memory problems. Chances are, you have or know someone older that is close to you and is a victim of the terrible Alzheimer’s disease…
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Can Weighted Blankets Help Ease Sleep Troubles and Stress?
You don’t have to rely on those sleeping medicines anymore to push you to sleep. A new study published in the Journal of Sleep Research has found that sleeping with weighted blankets…
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Is Medical Cannabis A Better Alternative to Opioids For Chronic Pain Management?
With the astounding rise in death rates due to acute opioid overdose, medical cannabis may be a better treatment option, according to a recent study. The new study published in the…
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Taking Vitamin C Daily May Benefit Patients with Cystic Fibrosis, Study Reveals
People with cystic fibrosis can benefit from supplementing their diet with antioxidant supplements such as vitamin C and possibly vitamin E to reduce inflammation, according to a new study…
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Omega-3 Fatty Acid: Are They Key to ADHD?
Are you searching for a natural solution to get your kids to focus better at school or improve cooperation at home? Omega-3 fatty acids have been proven to be helpful. A new study from…
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Healthy Aging: Experts Reveal the Best Way to Eat For a Longer Life
How does what we eat affect our lifespan on earth? Researchers from Columbia University describe this relatively simple question as one with a rather complex answer. Before now, the popular…
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Loneliness May Double Your Risk of Developing Type 2 Diabetes
Feeling lonely leaves one in an unpleasant state of mind. But did you know it could also take a negative toll on your health? The study published in Diabetologia found adults who reported…
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Sons Vs Daughters: Who Is More Prone to Obesity-Induced Infertility?
Excess weight in mothers-to-be may cause the birth of sons with high chances of low fertility in the future, according to a new study. The research conducted by Denmark researchers also…
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Want to Prevent Osteoporosis? Start Calcium Supplementation Early Study Finds
Now more than ever, adults worldwide continue to up their intake of calcium supplements in an attempt to cure osteoporosis. However, new research has revealed that intake of calcium…
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