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Toothbrushes Are Easy To Breed Bacteria

by Charlie Flores August 4, 2021

written by Charlie Flores

Oral hygiene is closely related to health. (Photo via Unsplash.com)

Toothbrushes tend to breed bacteria. These bacteria are also related to periodontitis and cardiovascular diseases. For oral hygiene and health, people should pay attention to the use cycle of toothbrushes.

Dallas, TX (The CTP News) – If the bristles of the toothbrush are not damaged, can people continue to use it? According to research, the bacterial content of toothbrushes is amazing. Old toothbrushes that have been used for a long time may have more bacteria than toilet cover. Experts recommend the regular replacement of new toothbrushes.

August 4, 2021 0 comment

Medicine and health United States

Mold Is A Common Source Of Allergies In Summer

by Charlie Flores July 30, 2021

written by Charlie Flores

Sneezing is a common allergy symptom. (Photo via Unsplash.com)

The high temperature and high humidity in summer are prone to mold, so mold is one of the main causes of allergy to office workers, and most allergic people are allergic to at least one type of mold.

San Francisco, CA (The CTP News) – Mold likes to hide in dark places, including toilet corners, storage rooms, and wet places and threatens people who are prone to allergies all the time. In addition to mold, dust, pollen, and dust mites are also common sources of allergies. Many people are allergic to foods such as eggs and nuts.

July 30, 2021 0 comment

Medicine and health Society and lifestyle United States

Drinking Sugar-Sweetened Beverages Every Day May Increase The Risk Of Colorectal Cancer?

by Makayla Larsson July 23, 2021

written by Makayla Larsson

The research team at Washington University School tracked more than 110,000 people and found that drinking sugar-sweetened beverages every day may increase the risk of early colorectal cancer.

Seattle, WA (The CTP News) – Over the past few years, researchers have been actively looking for the reasons for the increasing number of colorectal cancer patients. A new study found that drinking sugar-sweetened beverages is associated with an increased risk of colorectal cancer. The research was published in the medical journal Gut.

July 23, 2021 0 comment

Natural & Environment United States

Sea Turtles Flourish During The Pandemic

by Charlie Flores July 16, 2021

written by Charlie Flores

Humans are one of the biggest natural enemies of sea turtles. During the pandemic, human tourism activities decreased, and there was a shortage of tourists at the seaside, and sea turtles were able to flourish.

San Francisco, CA (The CTP News) – People like to travel to the beach and engage in water activities, such as jet skis, snorkeling, etc., but they also leave behind a lot of garbage and take up the living space of sea turtles. Human traces prevent sea turtles from reproducing as before. During the pandemic, people’s activities were reduced, and sea turtles were given the opportunity to flourish.

July 16, 2021 0 comment

News United States

Summer Is Hot! Everyone Needs To Prevent Heatstroke

by Lillian Santos July 10, 2021

written by Lillian Santos

The summer is very hot, and heatstroke may occur. People should avoid staying in a high-temperature environment for a long time and learn how to prevent heatstroke.

Cambridge, MA (The CTP News) – Some people think that they won’t have heat stroke without going out, but heatstroke may happen indoors. Summer is too hot. Whether indoors or outdoors, it is important to ensure air circulation. People should “keep cool, add moisture, and be alert.”

July 10, 2021 0 comment

News Society and lifestyle United States

Study Finds The Effect Of Excessive Sugar Intake On Memory

by Mark Jackson July 3, 2021

written by Mark Jackson

A study by the University of Georgia and the University of Southern California found that mice who drank sugary beverages had difficulty memory of using Hippocampus.

Athens, GA (The CTP News) – The researchers found that the mice with sugary drinks had a large number of intestinal bacteria, and these mice had memory impairment during the growth period. Overeating sweets and sugary drinks in adolescence may cause memory loss in adulthood. The study was published on ScienceDaily on March 31.

July 3, 2021 0 comment

News Society and lifestyle Technology United States

Research Shows: Time On The Screen Has Little Effect On Children’s Social Skills

by Gray Stewart June 27, 2021

written by Gray Stewart

Children use computers, mobile phones, and social media. They spend a lot of time on the screen. Does time on the screen affect their face-to-face social skills?

Columbus, OH (The CTP News) – A research team analyzed and compared children who attended kindergarten in 1998 and 2010. The results showed that the evaluation of children’s interpersonal skills and self-control ability in 2010 was slightly higher than that of children in 1998.

June 27, 2021 0 comment

Natural & Environment News United States

The Southern Ocean Is Listed As The Fifth Ocean In The World

by Makayla Larsson June 26, 2021

written by Makayla Larsson

The world map is about to usher in a big change! The National Geographic Society has announced that the Southern Ocean has officially become the fifth ocean in the world.

Washington, D.C. (The CTP News) – The National Geographic Society announced on June 8th “World Oceans Day” that it has delineated the fifth ocean: the Southern Ocean. In the future, there will be five oceans in the world: the Pacific Ocean, the Atlantic Ocean, the Indian Ocean, the Arctic Ocean, and the Southern Ocean. This also means that we must pay more attention to the issue of protecting the oceans.

June 26, 2021 1 comment

News United States

Type 2 Diabetes Mellitus Has Same Risk Factors As Cancer

by Makayla Larsson June 20, 2021

written by Makayla Larsson

Researchers have found that Type 2 Diabetes Mellitus (T2DM) is associated with an increased risk of cancer, and T2DM and cancer have some common risk factors.

Cambridge, MA (The CTP News) – Excess weight, unhealthy diet, smoking, drinking, and lack of exercise are all common risk factors for T2DM and cancer. A study published in the Journal of the National Cancer Institute showed that T2DM patients have an increased risk of cancer by about 40% within 6 to 8 years after suffering from T2DM.

June 20, 2021 0 comment

News United States

Adjust Sleep Habits To Reduce Depression Risk

by Charlie Flores June 13, 2021

written by Charlie Flores

If you are a late-sleeper and late-wake-up person and find that your mood is often unstable, please try to advance the time of going to bed and waking up by one hour. It may get better!

Boulder, CO (The CTP News) – Sleeping is not just to rest your body! The research team found that sleeping habits affect the duration of the sun, which in turn affects hormones, and then affects mood. Therefore, bedtime is closely related to physical and mental health.

June 13, 2021 0 comment

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