There comes a certain point in pregnancy when even the simplest everyday tasks become impossible to do. Tying your shoelaces, rolling over in bed in less than five minutes and shaving your legs – none of these are easy in your second and third trimester. Of course, hair removal may not be top of your… Read More »
Ten countries, including Brazil, the Philippines and France, accounted for nearly three-quarters of the total increase in measles cases in 2018, according to figures released by the UN’s agency for children. This “alarming” global surge in measles cases poses a “growing” threat to children, UNICEF says. Poor health infrastructure, low awareness, civil disorder, complacency and… Read More »
Giving light to the source of depression through therapy, lifestyle changes, and support systems makes finding relief easier. February 28, 2019 by Sarah Fader Leave a Comment It’s okay to not know why you’re depressed. People go through depressive episodes in life and sometimes we know why we’re sad and sometimes we don’t. There is… Read More »
Buying your contact lenses online can slash costs by hundreds of pounds – and it’s no less safe than getting them from your local opticians. As all lenses are made by a select few manufacturers, places like Specsavers and Boots simply give you identical lenses repackaged in their own brand labels. Grabbing a good deal… Read More »
Opinion writers weigh in on these health care issues and others. The New York Times: We Need Better Answers On Nutrition Poor nutrition is a leading cause of poor health and spiraling health care spending. Research from the Tufts Friedman School suggests that poor eating causes nearly 1,000 deaths each day in the United States… Read More »
“In any given moment we have two options: to step forward into growth or step back into safety.”– Abraham Maslow. The New York Times recently published the op-ed “Dr. Google is a Liar,” written by cardiologist Haider Warraich, MD. Dr. Warraich describes the rise of fake medical news and the adverse consequences of a population… Read More »