The federal government hopes a new website can help people and local governments beat the increasingly deadly heat of an ever-warming world. Days… Read More...
Wearing a hat is the best way to protect your scalp from the sun, but it’s still easy to get caught out while enjoying the warm weather. While we are well-versed in applying sun cream… Read More...
For example, Scientists from the University’s Nutritional Epidemiology Group used data from 500,000 people, discovering that consuming a 25g serving of processed meat a day, the… Read More...
After Stone’s angiography, the doctors decided what to do next. Stone recalled: “Everybody got together and they decided: the most advanced technique and the most modern thing was the… Read More...
Allergies have been on the mind of many and hay fever has especially be prevalent this summer. The pollen allergy causes irritation in the mouth, nose, eyes, throat and sinuses, but… Read More...
Last week, we were told the President of the United States has COVID-19, but it wasn’t a big deal, as White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre told the media:… Read More...
As the third year of the pandemic continues, doctors with disabilities are pushing the medical field to improve its treatment of disabled health professionals. An… Read More...
Type 2 diabetes means the pancreas does not produce enough insulin or the insulin it does produce is not taken up by the cells. This is known as insulin resistance. The result? Rising… Read More...
As the heat index topped 100 degrees in Johnson County on Saturday, dozens of canvassers fanned out over affluent suburbs to knock on strangers’ doors and talk about… Read More...
“I've been pressing pause on a busy day, taking 10 minutes to do something that's been proven to improve sleep and memory, reduce pain and stress and boost my mood,” said Dr Mosley on… Read More...