Heart attack is considered a serious medical emergency, and occurs when the supply of blood to the heart becomes blocked, usually by a blood clot. A lack of blood to the heart may result in serious damage to the heart muscle, which can prove life-threatening. There are three common signs of a heart attack to… Read More »
President Donald Trump on Monday signed the new American AI Initiative, which calls for the federal government to prioritize research and development for machine learning in healthcare and elsewhere – a recognition that the country needs to play catch-up in the global push for AI innovation. WHY IT MATTERSThe executive order calls for the government… Read More »
A guy walks down the street, feeling totally normal—when he suddenly clutches his chest and collapses. That’s how heart attacks in men are usually portrayed in movies, but it doesn’t always work that way in real life. Although heart attacks can occur without any warning, that scenario is way less common than you think. Common… Read More »
Magnesium deficiency affects large numbers of Brits and the signs are symptoms most of us complain about everyday, from aching muscles to disturbed sleep Whoever thought of New Year’s resolutions anyway? The idea of changing your life during the most depressing time of year, when the weather is at its coldest and you’re exhausted, not… Read More »
The dog days of summer are good for lazing by the pool but not so good for your long runs and weekend hikes. When temperatures and humidity levels soar, you’re at an increased risk of heat exhaustion or worse: heat stroke. Heat stroke is a real danger in temperatures above 40 degrees, as several South Africans have already discovered.… Read More »
Watch those stress levels tomorrow – 10pm on Christmas Eve is the most likely time for a heart attack. Researchers trawled through details of 283,000 heart attacks between 1998 and 2013 to find out what days were most lethal. While an average of 50 heart attacks were recorded every day, that number climbed to 69… Read More »