Lifestyle
Can Soup Really Keep You Healthy This Winter?
Rather than stocking up on greasy and unhealthy foods this winter, you can indulge in a nutrient-packed soup to help keep you healthy and satisfied.
Children’s Screen Time: How Much Is Too Much?
Access to the internet has expanded our children's horizons but also has downsides. Screen time should be limited for their physical & emotional health.
Do You Know the Health Risks of Driving?
Besides car crashes, health risks of driving include stress, anxiety, air pollution & back pain. Luckily there are tech & low tech alternatives to driving.
Natural Approaches That Support Positive Mental Health
These 5 natural remedies can help combat the challenges of mental health issues even when they are supplementary to prescribed treatments.
What to Do if Your Child’s Filling Falls Out
If your child's filling falls out, stay calm, be soothing, and ease the pain. Here are some simple tips you can follow until you see your child's dentist.
Women's Health
What You Need To Know About Recurrent Pregnancy Loss
Recurrent pregnancy loss can be devastating for couples trying to start their families. Here is what you need to know about the causes and treatment.
8 Yoga Poses Every Woman Should Practice
\Yoga can benefit women at every phase of their lives. Here are eight Yoga poses that every woman should practice for better health and mental energy.
What You Need to Know About Basal Cell Carcinoma
Basal cell carcinoma is the commonest skin cancer while sebaceous carcinoma is very rare. Both require early diagnosis for the best outcomes.
Trust is the Essence of the Doctor-Patient Relationship
Anger & depression after multiple readmissions led a cancer patient, a surgeon, to lose trust in her doctor. Here's how they repaired the relationship.
The Importance of Women’s Brains in Alzheimer’s Research
Understanding sex differences in human brains is crucial for the implementation of precision medicine in Alzheimer's Disease-it may also help us find a cure.
Anger & depression after multiple readmissions led a cancer patient, a surgeon, to lose trust in her doctor. Here’s how they repaired the relationship.
Rapid progress in precision medicine therapies for non-small cell lung cancer has paved the way for similar approaches for other types of cancer.
Asthma is a chronic disease that is manageable through medications and by eliminating or avoiding triggers (e.g., allergens, poor indoor air quality).
Understanding sex differences in human brains is crucial for the implementation of precision medicine in Alzheimer’s Disease-it may also help us find a cure.
Studies show lies increase with repetition but only when the participant benefited. Self-interest is the thing that pushes people down that slippery slope.
The impact of climate change on human health is killing people right now via extreme weather events, spread of infectious disease, and failures of nutrition.
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