A pan-European consumer survey reveals increased sadness levels, heightened anxiety and reduced motivation to exercise when hours of daylight decrease [1] One in five adults in the survey say they drink coffee to improve their mood, with research suggesting that 75mg of caffeine every four hours can result in a pattern of sustained improvement of… Read More »
Want to lose weight and get slim to fit into your favorite dress by 14th Feb to Valentine’s Day or feeling confident in front of your partner. It would also detox your body and get your throwing skin and your partner will certainly notice and appreciate it. To achieve a fast weight loss diet plan… Read More »
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention is investigating an incident in which a teenager from Michigan died just days after receiving his second COVID-19 shot. Jacob Clynick, 13, died in his sleep three days after getting his second shot of Pfizer‘s coronavirus vaccine in mid-June, prompting authorities to investigate his death. “CDC is aware… Read More »
For many of us, summer means activity and exercise, often outdoors in the blazing sun. When you come right down to it, summer just isn’t summer without a bit of sweat. If you love to exercise in the summer, though, you’ll need to account for dehydration and muscle fatigue, both of which are exacerbated by… Read More »
Can’t see the audio player? Click here to listen on SoundCloud. It’s been a busy 100 days for the Biden administration on health policy. The promise Joe Biden made as president-elect to get 100 million covid vaccinations in arms was doubled, healthcare.gov reopened to those without insurance, and steps were taken to undo a raft of… Read More »
Michael Casey, a man from Co. Clare, is aiming to raise 10,000 euro for ISPCC Childline by April. Michael Casey, who is a carer in a day centre for over 65s, is on day 78 of his 100 day pull-up challenge for ISPCC Childline. Childline was taking on average of 800 calls a day pre-pandemic,… Read More »