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Recent studies have found that making healthier food choices and drinking better could prevent one in five deaths. Unhealthy diets are responsible for 11m preventable deaths globally per year, more even than smoking tobacco, according to a major study. Contrary…
According to the report, the global breast cancer drugs market was valued at approximately USD 18.8 billion in 2018 and is expected to generate around USD 38.3 billion by 2025, at a CAGR of around 10.55% between 2019 and 2025.…
1 out of 4 americans declared that they’ve asked their health care providers to offer them a cheaper alternative, according to a new report from Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. About 60% of U.S. adults said that their health…
A diet containing compounds found in green tea and carrots reversed Alzheimer’s-like symptoms in mice genetically programmed to develop the disease, USC researchers say. Combination therapy proves best for Alzheimer’s disease A diet containing compounds found in green tea, carrots…
Aphrodisiacs were named after Aphrodite, the Greek goddess of love, and are said to increase libido, potency, and sexual pleasure. Among the most famous ones are chocolate, strawberries, or oysters. However, researchers say that some foods can indeed improve circulation…
Even though qualities like empathy has been overshadowed in favor of skills like confidence and the ability to make important decisions, in more recent years, people have started opening up to more emotional intelligent skills. By reading for at least…
Fruit juice has been said to help lose weight and “detox” our bodies, but researchers and nutritionists state that they can actually increase our calories intake and sugar in the blood. However, in a certain amount drinking fresh fruit juice…
Even though in recent years there have appeared many alternative “milks” made from plants like soya or almonds, they haven’t been able to fully replace milk. While they might be more suited for vegans or people who are intolerant or…
The National Institutes of Health (NIH) say that doctors diagnose Parkinson’s in around 50,000 people every year, and they warn that this neurodegenerative condition will be encountered even more often unless researchers find new and better treatments. A new study…
Endometriosis is the gynecological condition that occurs when tissue similar to the endometrial cells of the womb grow outside the uterus in areas such as the Fallopian tubes, vagina, bowel, and even eyes, spine, or lungs. However, strangely, a place…
Studies have long linked gut bacteria to changes in mood and mental health, tendency to obesity, and cardiovascular health. There are different things we can do to have an impact on our gut health, and the first one would be…
Researchers from the marketing department at the University of South Florida in Tampa have been extremely interested in odors for a while. Big companies and restaurants use ambiental odors to attract customers In recent years, ambient odors have become one…
How does exercise lower the risks of Alzheimer’s and support overall brain health? It seems that irisin, a hormone that is released during exercise, may improve brain health and lessen the damage that occurs during dementia, says a new study…
The new health guidelines mention that any exercise is better than none. In other words, even as little as a few minutes will count towards your daily exercise goal. Previous statements told us that in order to get the full…
The high demand of workload in the employment force means that people spend more office hours than before. With the current state of the labor force, it seems impossible to juggle work and other aspects of life. Often, the situation…
Obesity is rampant among young children because of food choices. However, a study from the University of Michigan said that these kids could still improve their health over time. The institution’s researchers discovered that one-third of American children who were…