MEDICINE & HEALTH

Can Good Sleep Keep Away Unwanted Memories?

Sleep deprivation is a growing problem in the form of insomnia or the result of physical or mental health conditions. Researchers discovered a link between the quality of sleep and the ability to suppress unwanted memories.
What Is Triple X Syndrome? How Can I Know If My Baby Is At Risk?

What Is Triple X Syndrome? How Can I Know If My Baby Is At Risk?

Triple X syndrome is a relatively common genetic disorder that occurs in about 1 of every 1,000 female births. Normally, girls are born with two X chromosomes -- one from their mother, and one from their father. A girl born with Triple X syndrome has three X chromosomes.
What Are The Risks Of Breast Implants?

What Are The Risks Of Breast Implants?

Are you considering breast implants? Whether you are looking to make your breasts look evener, increase the size, or alter the shape, among other considerations, with the right service, you can realize desirable results.

Australian Researchers Debunk Pink Salt Health Claims

Pink salts, particularly Himalayan pink salt, have become increasingly popular since 2009 due to numerous health claims such as lower levels of iodine and improving sleep. Australian researchers analyzed various pink salt samples revealing its real contents.

How to Celebrate Halloween: 2020 Style

Halloween is different this year, but it should not be lonely and boring. Here are some creative ways to celebrate it in 2020 style.
Cold-Shock Protein May be the Key to Treating Dementia

Cold-Shock Protein May Be the Key To Treating Dementia

Millions of people around the world are affected by dementia with nearly 10 million new cases per year. A cold-shock protein associated with hibernation has been recently linked with brain cell activity.
According to a Scientific Study: Good Oral Hygiene Lowers the Risk of Developing Diabetes

According to a Scientific Study: Good Oral Hygiene Lowers the Risk of Developing Diabetes

A recent study suggests that a good oral hygiene could prevent you from diabetes. It showed that those who brush their teeth three times per day had an 8% lower risk, while the presence of dental disease augments it by 9%. Furthermore, it indicates that people missing more than 15 teeth have a diabetes risk increase of 21%. These are relatively high numbers that tell how important oral hygiene is. We spoke with dental and oral hygiene experts from Woodborough House Dental Practise in Reading and this is what they told us.
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