University of Toronto
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healthNew Study Challenges Safety of Moderate Alcohol Consumption
Research published in the Journal of Studies on Alcohol and Drugs suggests no amount of alcohol is safe, contradicting previous guidelines that endorsed moderate daily drinking for health benefits.
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healthSpeech Speed May Signal Early Cognitive Decline
New research links slower speech and longer pauses to early signs of Alzheimer's, even before symptoms appear.
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healthStudy Links Ultra-Processed Foods in Young Children to Behavioral Issues
New research from the University of Toronto indicates a significant association between early consumption of ultra-processed foods and later behavioral and emotional difficulties in children.
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healthSugar Solution Eases Infant Pain During Hospital Procedures, Study Confirms
New Cochrane review reveals simple sugar solution effectively reduces pain in babies during common hospital procedures like blood tests and vaccinations.
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healthUnlock 40 Extra Minutes Daily: Peak Mental Sharpness Drives Productivity
New research reveals how optimal cognitive function can add up to 40 minutes of productive work each day, explaining daily performance fluctuations.