If nose picking and the boogers that either get gobbled up (retch) or wiped on your couch (gag) are a recurring problem in your family, read on. As you’ve probably guessed, children pick their ...

Picking one's nose may introduce pathogens that cause repeated inflammation in the brain, eventually leading to an increased risk of Alzheimer's disease, a new report says A protein called beta ...

Picking your nose is unsightly — but it may also raise your risk of dementia. Scientists have called for more research into the link between the bad habit and Alzheimer's disease. Writing in a ...

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The next time someone tells you to stop picking your nose, they may be concerned for your brain health, not just your manners. Photo by: Shutterstock By: Alex Arger Posted 7:31 PM, Feb 06, 2024 ...

According to Dr. Fradin, nose picking is a bad habit, yes, but it also can increase our chances of getting sick. “The fragile skin, hair and mucous inside our nose is our body’s primary ...

Are you a nose picker? Come on. Don’t lie. Just about everyone is a nose picker at some point in their life, and we know that because it’s something we have reportedly studied and the numbers ...

Dear Annie: After reading the story and response to “Poor Personal Habits” a while back about a father-in-law who makes constant noise and picks his ears and nose at the dinner table and in ...