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
You Might Be One Tree Away From Living Longer, Study Reveals
The secret code to longevity has seemingly been cracked and it’s a lot simpler than you could imagine: planting trees. Yes, plenty of them! According to a new study, planting more trees…
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Eating Healthy Plant-Based Foods Can Reduce Risk of Colorectal Cancer, New Study Shows
Over the years, the many health benefits of plant-rich diets have been re-emphasized in more ways than one. A new study out of South Korea is set to pile up on those benefits with claims…
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Focusing On Sports Like Soccer And Basketball Can Help Young Athletes Have More Successful, Injury-Free Careers, Study Shows
You might consider your child the next Usain Bolt and already have plans in place to harness that skill and tap into it at a very young age because the earlier the better right? Well…
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Marijuana Smokers More at Risk for Lung Disease than Cigarette Smokers, Study reveals
Smoking marijuana is legal in many states but that doesn’t mean it comes without serious health risks. A new study found that rates of emphysema and airway inflammation were higher in…
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‘Good’ Cholesterol Role in Predicting Heart Disease Risk Does Not Apply to Everyone as Previously Thought, Study Finds
A study funded by the National Institute of Health has found that high-density lipoprotein, HDL, also sometimes referred to as the ‘good’ cholesterol, may not be as much of a predictive…
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Is Acupuncture Safe for Easing Lower Back and Pelvic Pain During Pregnancy?
If you suffer unbearable lower back pains during pregnancy and are looking for a natural way to relieve the pain, a new study has proven acupuncture to be super effective. A new study…
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Early Signs of ‘Serious’ Heart Disease and Stroke May Be Detected in a Certain Eye Disease
The eyes could be an indicator of underlying serious heart disease and stroke, according to a recent study. Patients with a certain form of Age-related Macular Degeneration (AMD), which is…
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Morning Vs Evening Workouts: Which is More Beneficial For Heart Health?
Working out is no doubt one of the best ways to preserve our heart health while maximizing our overall physical and metabolic health. Now, a new study has found that exercising at…
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Exposure to Outdoor Light at Nights May Claim Another Risk Factor for Diabetes
As urbanization is gradually taking over, the level of urban artificial lighting is likewise on the increase. Now, a new study has found that staying out late or just a casual walk down a…
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New Study Discovers a Hormone that Can Accurately Predict Long-term Health in Men
The hormone known as the “Insulin-like peptide 3” (INSL3), provides an exciting breakthrough among scientists in the prevention of age-related diseases in men. The new study published in…
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