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  A recent study involving data from 110,799 individuals in the United Kingdom has identified specific elements related to diet, social interaction, and sleep that reduce the risk of both all-cause and disease related mortality. Conducted by researchers at the Universidad Autónoma de Madrid in Spain and the Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health, this novel investigation stands out as one of the initial studies delving into the effects of the Mediterranean diet within a population residing outside a Mediterranean country. Furthermore, it takes into account various components of the Mediterranean lifestyle, encompassing factors such as sleep patterns and social engagement. According to a recent study, individuals who adhered more closely to a Mediterranean lifestyle demonstrated a significant reduction in the risk of both all-cause mortality and cancer-related mortality. Specifically, those who ranked higher in their commitment to the Mediterranean lifestyle experienced a rem...

  Self-destruction Most Normal Reason for Death in Those Treated for Bipolar Confusion ·          Despite the widely held belief that mental treatment can effectively prevent suicide in cases of major mental illnesses, recent research reveals a disheartening reality: suicide remains the leading cause of death among individuals diagnosed with bipolar disorder (BD), even in the presence of treatment. Moreover, challenging the assumption that those who die by suicide are predominantly non-compliant with their prescribed medications, statistics indicate that a significant 48% of those who tragically took their own lives did so through an intentional overdose of their psychiatric medications. ·          The findings of the study indicate that individuals undergoing treatment for bipolar disorder are confronted with a stark reality: they are at a staggering threefold increased risk of succumbing to accide...