Scientists find a hopeful pill for high blood pressure and sleep apnea
Imagine your heart, constantly working, pumping blood to every part of your body without a break. Now imagine it struggling to do its job,...
Is it possible to have metabolically healthy obesity?
Understanding our body’s health, especially when dealing with concepts like obesity, can sometimes be a tricky landscape to navigate.
In a notable session at this...
Why obesity is linked to higher risks of heart disease, stroke
With obesity enveloping over 40% of U.S. adults and consequently escalating the prevalence of severe obesity to an unsettling 9% in 2020, its ramifications...
Irregular sleep may increase high blood pressure risk, study finds
In a substantial exploration into the correlations between fluctuating sleep patterns and hypertension, a recent study by researchers from Flinders University, divulges a potent...
Common sleep pills may increase high blood pressure in older people
Sometimes, after a day of knitting, tending to roses, or perhaps enjoying a calm reading session, our dear older folks tuck into bed, hoping...
Scientists find how to reduce weight gain in midlife
Menopausal transition is marked by numerous physiological changes, one of the most distressing being unwanted weight gain.
This phenomenon not only impacts a woman’s self-esteem...
Simple food choices can benefit gulf war veterans with chronic conditions
Gulf War illness is a chronic condition affecting nearly one-third of the 700,000 U.S. military personnel who served during the early 1990s.
Recent studies in...
How sunlight influences our sleep patterns
Most of us have experienced changes in our sleep patterns due to variations in our daily routines or changes in the environment.
A study from...
Working out may make us less active
Have you ever felt that after an intense gym session, you deserve a break and choose to relax or use convenient options for the...
How diet and exercise can benefit breast cancer patients
A study led by Tara Sanft from Yale University reveals that targeted diet and exercise interventions may enhance outcomes for women undergoing chemotherapy for...