Science

Recent studies highlight the intersection of science and everyday life. A UCL study reveals that matching workouts to personalities can boost exercise adherence, with extroverts thriving in group sports and neurotics preferring private sessions. This approach can help the majority of us who don't meet WHO activity targets.

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Meanwhile, research on pregnancy and Parkinson's disease uncovers new insights. Scientists studying pregnancy across mammals discovered how cells at the mother-baby boundary work together, and a malfunctioning protein was found to fuel Parkinson's. These findings showcase the power of scientific inquiry in understanding human health and behavior. 