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Men's Health

Clinical Study Highlights SRI-81 Shatavari’s Benefits for Women’s Sexual Wellness

Los Angeles, CA—Ixoreal Biomed Inc. is highlighting findings from a new randomized, double-blind, placebo-controlled study published in the International Journal of Women's Health examining the effects of SRI-81 Shatavari on women's sexual wellness. 

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Cars

Cox Automotive study finds 46% of shoppers are high

Certified pre-owned vehicles are gaining appeal as affordability pressures weigh on new-vehicle demand, but consumer understanding remains a barrier to sales growth.

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Fitness

What comdaily’s AI study means for sporting goods brands

A study by GEO specialist comdaily, made available exclusively for SGIE, finds a strong concentration in German-language AI buying advice: the top three brands hold up to 54 percent of visibility in running, apparel and wearables. But at checkout, specialist retailers lead purchase routing.

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Cars

Study Projects 38% of Vehicles to be Electric by 2030

As per study conducted by the Harvard Gazette, projects that nearing 38% of the new vehicle sales would be electric in 2030, it would be record share.

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Fitness

Texas A&M Study Shows Creatine Adding Muscle Mass Gains Without Lifting

For better brain cognition through to superior strength and power, creatine is one of those supplements that seems to actually work. Thanks to its cell volumizing and energizing abilities, creatine allows us to lift heavier, recover faster, and focus better under stress. Now, a new study from Texas A&M University is touting that creatine can…

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Men's Health

An 88-year-old Harvard study discovered why having a good marriage at 50 matters more than almost anything for men

Having a happy marriage has big benefits The 88-year-old Harvard Study of Adult Development began in 1938 during the Great Depression

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Men's Health

Study finds substantial state differences in U.S. men’s health across

Men’s health outcomes varied substantially across U.S. states and racial or ethnic groups in an observational study summarized in the abstract of a BMC Public Health article. Asian men generally reported the highest self-rated health and the lowest mortality, while American Indian or Alaska Native men had some of the lowest life expectancy estimates, falling…

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Men's Health

New study shows that drinking coffee may reduce the risk of liver disease and liver cancer.

With approximately 66% of Americans drinking coffee daily, its consumption has long been the subject of scientific study. Previous research has pointed to positive effects of coffee on cognition, fat loss, and physical performance, debunking the idea that moderate consumption causes dehydration. And now, Cedars-Sinai investigators have linked regular coffee drinking to liver protection. Here’s

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Books

Study claims viral bestseller Daggermouth is AI-generated

AI is already everywhere, and readers may not be as good at spotting it as we think. Researchers at Stony Brook University found this using AI-detection tool Pangram one in five Their data set consists of 14,000 randomly selected Kindle ebooks More than 25% AI-generated text. is particularly notable SearchAccording to Pangram, that’s #BookTok’s favorite

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Books

Alive review by Melanie Challenger – a whimsical study of what it means to have a body books

TeaThe eastern breakwater of Granton Harbor is approximately 1 km long, and swimmers can follow its crooked finger straight into the Firth of Forth, while benefiting from its reassuring presence. One Thursday at lunchtime, I thought: why not, let’s give it a try, and headed to its tip. I felt cold, but as I moved

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