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New dementia research highlights two surprising risk factors you can address today | The Optimist Daily
High cholesterol and untreated vision loss are now linked to dementia. Here’s how to take action early and protect your…
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Brain health in old age starts taking shape far earlier than most people realize | The Optimist Daily
New research shows dementia risk begins forming in childhood, making prevention a lifelong project, not just a concern for old…
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How middle-of-the-night wake-ups might unlock your most creative ideas | The Optimist Daily
Waking up in the middle of the night might be frustrating—but it could be your brain’s secret weapon for creativity…
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How a short nap can supercharge your problem-solving skills | The Optimist Daily
A brief snooze may help your brain make connections you didn’t even realize existed.
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Do you have mushrooms on your lawn? Here’s why that’s a good thing | The Optimist Daily
Learn why lawn mushrooms signal healthy soil and benefit your garden.
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How the UK plans to end smoking for an entire generation | The Optimist Daily
The UK’s Tobacco and Vapes Bill has cleared Parliament, making it permanently illegal to sell tobacco to anyone born after…
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A new liquid battery stores solar heat for weeks
Scientists have engineered a water-soluble pyrimidone molecule that captures solar heat and releases it days or weeks later—enough to boil…
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It’s never too late: quitting smoking at any age can add years to your life, study finds | The Optimist Daily
Quitting smoking, regardless of age, can increase life expectancy, according to recent studies.
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Is No Mow May helping bees or just overgrown hype? Here’s what the experts say | The Optimist Daily
No Mow May is buzzy, but is it good for bees? Experts weigh in on the benefits, the flaws, and…
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5 unexpected solutions to the plastic crisis | BBC Earth
The plastic crisis is one of the greatest challenges facing planet earth. Here are five of the strangest solutions.















