The wrong recipe for heart disease
New research from the University of South Australia suggests high-heat caramelisation of meat could be bad for our health.
Meditation-relaxation therapy to treat sleep paralysis
A pilot study suggests that sleep paralysis can possibly be treated with a unique combination of meditation-relaxation.
Hope for young women after heart attack: Study
Premenopausal women have good long-term outcomes after a heart attack, according to late-breaking research presented at ESC Congress 2020.
Yoga, Tai Chi and meditation: Promising benefits for veterans
Three popular complementary and integrative health (CIH) therapies -- Yoga, Tai Chi, and meditation -- are showing physical and mental health improvement among veterans.
No age limits to FOMO, the fear of missing out: Study
Fear of missing out (FOMO), the social anxiety that other people are having fun without you, can have an impact on any, irrespective of age.
Why Vitamin C is such a boon for muscles
Older people who eat plenty of vitamin C – commonly found in citrus fruits, berries, and vegetables – have the best skeletal muscle mass, according to new research.
Laziness makes chronic pain management tougher: Study
Getting enough exercise plays a key role in chronic pain management. However, how people approach their pain can have a significant effect on whether they get enough physical activity – or if they spend more time sedentary or being lazy.
Why it is ‘vitally important’ to get children back to school after lockdown
It is vitally important to get children back into schools after lengthy coronavirus lockdown related closures, UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson said as he issued a direct plea to parents this week to get ready for school once again.
Blood Pressure meds hold out hope for Covid-19 cure
Medication for high blood pressure could improve Covid-19 survival rates and reduce the severity of infection, according to new research from the University of East Anglia in England.
Automation tech could go on to make driving safer and hands-free
The UK government opened a consultation this week into new automated technologies, which could allow drivers some options to go hands free with the overall aim of making driving on roads safer.