- Eating breakfast may not help you lose weight – CNN
- Are Mushrooms Healthy? Here’s What Experts Say | Time
- Exercise benefits brains, changes blood flow in older adults, study finds: Exercise can impact biomarkers of brain function in a way that might prevent or postpone the onset of dementia — ScienceDaily
- Nearly Half of Americans Have Some Form of Heart Disease | Time
- What the ‘10-Year Challenge’ Might Say About You, and Me – The New York Times
Round Four
Round Three
- Time for Happiness
- Women gain weight when job demands are high — ScienceDaily
- Fried food linked to heightened risk of early death among older US women: Fried chicken and fried fish in particular seem to be associated with higher risk of death — ScienceDaily
- Too Much Screen Time Can Have Lasting Consequences for Young Children’s Brains | Time
- Screen time ‘may harm toddlers’ – BBC News
又是個掃雪天
- Slim people have a genetic advantage when it comes to maintaining their weight — ScienceDaily
- Muscle memory discovery ends ‘use it or lose it’ dogma — ScienceDaily
- Can Exercise Prevent Depression? Here’s What the Science Says | Time
- Skinny genes help keep some thin, new study finds – CNN
- Three benefits of (and three precautions about) outdoor winter exercise – CNN
在家上班
- These are the hidden pitfalls of popular diets you just resolved to follow – CNN
- How diet is changing – the good and the bad – BBC News
- Frequent use of aspirin can lead to increased bleeding, study finds — ScienceDaily
- Aspirin Lowers Your Chances of a Heart Attack. But It’s Not Safe for Everyone | Time
- Diet low in added sugars significantly improves fatty liver disease in children — ScienceDaily
[創作] 獨立生活
- When Cancer Meets the Internet – The New York Times
- Why are so many people still dying from snake bites? – BBC News
- How likely are you to live to 90? Depends on your gender and body size – CNN
- Body size may influence women’s lifespan more than it does men’s: And 60 minutes of daily physical activity was associated with the best chance of reaching 90 for women — ScienceDaily
- To Fight Fatty Liver, Avoid Sugary Foods and Drinks – The New York Times