Wellness
Unlocking the Connection: How Species Diversity in Nature Enhances Human Wellbeing
A recent study examines the relationship between species diversity and well-being in Europe. According to the UN, more than 55% of the world’s population
Playtime and its Impact on Reducing Infant Obesity Risk
Positive mother-child interactions during active play may prevent obesity among high-risk infants, study finds. Parents play a pivotal role in the life-long health outcomes
Essential Guide to Male Intimate Skin Health: Cost of Pearly Penile Papules Removal Explained
Taking care of intimate skin health is important for every man. One common concern is pearly penile papules (PPP). While they are harmless and
Revolutionizing Mental Health: The Impact of Virtual Care on the Future of Psychiatry
The sphere of mental health is changing rapidly. For many years, getting psychiatric care meant anxious hours spent in waiting rooms, phone calls to
Exploring the Impact of Exercise on Anxiety Reduction: Effective Strategies for Mental Wellness
Exercise has a variety of health benefits, but can exercise be associated with a reduced risk of anxiety disorders? Regular exercise can positively affect
The Hidden Risks of Heat-Not-Burn Tobacco Cigarettes: What You Need to Know Before You Smoke
You may want to think twice before lighting up one of the newer tobacco products on the market. The so-called heat-not-burn (HNB) tobacco cigarette
E-Cigarettes Boost Smoking Cessation Success Rates: A Game Changer for Quitting Smoking
Clinicians and researchers have been debating the efficacy of e-cigarettes at a population level. An analysis of 5 years of the US Current Population
The Effect of Common Medications on Gut Bacteria: What You Need to Know
While the impact of antibiotics on gut bacteria is well known, do other commonly prescribed medications impact gut bacteria? The vast world of gastrointestinal
Exploring the Benefits of Intensive Care Units for Elderly Patients
A study examines whether increased intensive care unit admissions reduce mortality in elderly patients. The Intensive Care Unit (ICU) of a hospital is a
Effective Brief Interventions for Reducing Self-Harm in Patients with a History of Self-Injury
Individuals who inflict harm upon themselves may be more likely to attempt and die from suicide. Long-term psychological interventions to reduce self-harm among psychiatric
Unique Spinal Cells Identified as Potential Biomarkers for ALS Diagnosis, New Study Reveals
Researchers have identified unique cell types in the spinal cords of patients with amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS) that may enable early diagnosis. Amyotrophic lateral
The Connection Between Traumatic Injury and Mental Illness: Understanding the Impact
A recent study examined the connection between a major traumatic injury and the incidence of subsequent mental health deterioration in Ontario, Canada. Traumatic injury
Early Breast Cancer Diagnosis Through MRI Screening Innovations
Screening for breast cancer at early stages is vital for improving treatment outcomes. Kuhl and colleagues found that MRI screening for breast cancer can
Exploring the Impact of Low-Protein High-Carb Diets on Brain Aging Prevention
A study published in Cell Reports examines the aging brain processes in mice who were provided 20% lower caloric intake and a low-protein, high-carbohydrate
Understanding Acute Kidney Injury as a Serious Side Effect of Cancer Immunotherapy
A recent study on the side-effects of immunotherapy in cancer patients has shown that the treatment can lead to kidney damage. Immunotherapy is a
The Hidden Link Between Night Shifts and Obesity Risk: What You Need to Know
Previous studies have shown that prolonged shift work is associated with a number of risks and diseases. In a recent study published in PLOS
Crickets for Gut Health: A Sustainable Solution for a Healthier Planet, Study Reveals
Crickets are considered an obscure, yet sustainable protein source in the Western world compared to traditional livestock. Researchers from the University of Madison-Wisconsin in
Using Screen Time as a Reward for Kids: Is It Effective or Harmful?
A Canadian study examined new aspects of using screen time for kids from parenting strategies of mothers and fathers. Sitting in front of the
Understanding the Early Signs of Memory Loss in Individuals at Risk for Alzheimer’s Disease
A team of researchers studied individuals with a genetic predisposition to Alzheimer’s disease in an effort to understand when memory loss begins. Alzheimer’s disease
Unveiling the Truth Behind the Dairy Products Rumour: What You Need to Know
Rumour: Dairy products increase the risk of diabetes. Truth: This is true. Dairy products are an important food group and have many health benefits.