MEDICINE & HEALTH

Study Shows That Overthinking and Stress Can Result to Early Death

MEDICINE & HEALTH 10.29.2019 08:20 AM

People with anxiety needs to be treated immeidatley as new study shows that overthinking and stressing can cause early death. It can cause fatal heart attacks or stroke.

5 Daily Habits That Negatively Affect the Brain and Should Be Stopped Before the Damage Becomes Irreversible

10.29.2019 08:17 AM

The human brain is both powerful and delicate and it is our personal responsibility to maintain the health and well-being of our brain. But habits like skipping meals, overeating, and smoking are slowly destroying them.

A Woman From Brazil Gets HIV Infection After Sharing Unsterilized Manicure Equipment

10.29.2019 08:16 AM

A Brazilian woman was diagnosed with HIV after she contracted the virius after sharing an unsterilized manicure equipment. The equipment was used by her cousin who is HIV positive.

Best Home Remedies For Removing and Reducing Scars From Measles and ChickenPox

10.28.2019 09:28 AM

Scars from chickenpox and measles can be troubling. Luckily, there are home remedies that can help minimize the visibility of the scars, and even remove them completely.

Healthy Foods and Drinks to Help Patients Who are Recovering From Dengue Fever

10.28.2019 09:24 AM

Dengue fever is proven to be fatal if not treated immediatley. If you are recovering from dengue fever, it is best to seek natural and healthy remedies.

Around 50,000 People in England Were Able to Quit Smoking, Thanks to E-cigarettes

10.28.2019 09:24 AM

In 2017, around 50,000 to 70,000 people in England were able to effecively quit smoking because of e-cigarettes. The result of this study may not be applicable to other countries.

Too Much Trans Fats Consumption May Bring You 75% Higher Risk of Alzheimer’s

10.26.2019 10:00 AM

A new study Neurology journal released recently indicates that there is around 50 to 75% higher risk of Alzheimer’s disease or dementia for trans fat consumers.

Celebrities Get Depressed Too: Alanis Morrisette Reveals Her Postpartum Experience

10.26.2019 08:04 AM

Alanis Morissette was on the news headlines following her revelation that she also struggled with postpartum depression. In a candid essay the artist wrote on her website, she confessed having dealt with postpartum for the third time following her third time to give birth to her son in August.

Halloween Candy May Haunt Your Child Back, Dentists Warns

10.26.2019 07:51 AM

According to UConn Today, a child usually gets around 250 candies on the average. These ample amounts of calorie and sugar have prompted the dentists to warn parents how a piece of Halloween candy can cause tooth decay in their child.

A Stressful Pregnancy May Reduce the Chance of Having a Baby Boy

10.25.2019 11:21 AM

A new study suggests that pregnant women who are stressed may not be able to develop a baby boy. A higher risk of pre-term birth is also possible.

Instagram Bans its 'Plastic Surgery' Filter App for Users’ Welfare

10.25.2019 11:20 AM

It’s time to say goodbye to this face filter app because Instagram is shutting down this special effect feature, mimicking the results of plastic surgery.

Screen Time Issue with Your Teenage Child? Blame It on Sugar and Caffeine

10.24.2019 09:22 AM

The researchers, headed by Dr. Katherine Morrison, a pediatrician, revealed their recent discovery that teenage individuals spending more time with electronic gadgets drink more caffeinated and sugary beverages.

Fatty Tissue Building Up in the Airways of Obese People Increases the Risk of Asthma

10.24.2019 08:55 AM

A new study that came out in the “European Respiratory Journal” has it that the fatty tissue accumulating within the obese or overweight people’s airway walls must be the culprit.

HPV Vaccine Immunization Program Can Cut the Pre-Cancer Rates in Women in Half

10.24.2019 08:38 AM

Women have found another reason not to worry about possibly acquiring cervical cancer. The HPV immunization program can reduce the cervical pre-cancer rates in women.

Wearable Medical Devices: The Next Most Popular Gadgets for Health and Fitness Enthusiasts

10.24.2019 08:26 AM

Medical wearable devices are growing fast in the market. Read how they are expected more growth by the year 2025 and how they favorably impact one's health.

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