Can past injuries shape physical health in women? Last study published in He examined the relationship between traumatic experiences and endometriosis, a painful condition affecting millions of women around the world. Using observation and genetic data, scientists have studied whether the history of injury and genetic predispositions play a role in the risk of endometriosis. […]
American disease and disease prevention centers (CDC) have issued a healthcare advice of warning travelers about the outbreak of Ebola in Uganda caused by the deadly Sudan virus that has no approved vaccines or treatment methods. CDC has raised a warning to level 2, calling for travelers to “practice increased precautions”, according to the Alert […]
According to CDC, as many as 40% of Americans are obese, which puts them at an increased risk of high blood pressure, diabetes, stroke, heart disease and some cancers. New research from the University of Delaware is aimed at solving the problem by testing obesity at the gene level. The main researcher Ibra Fancher, an […]
Have you heard the saying “If you can’t solve the problem, just sleep on it”? This is not only a random advice to calm you before bedtime, learning proves how a dream can help you think clearly and solve the problem. In the last test Published in the Journal of Sleep Research, researchers have examined […]
Living in a community in an adverse situation can shorten the time in which a person can survive with an aniotrophic abdominal sclerosis or ALS, by over 30%, suggests a LED examination in Michigan. ALS is a progressive, incurable state that causes muscle waste and loss of muscle control. While most people experience about two […]
Do you feel stuck on a trip to slimming, despite the best efforts? You are not alone, many people can face a frustrating stage in which they slow down progress. But according to a dietitian, the key is not fashion or extreme training – this is consistency. Here is the code code that breaks stagnation […]
It has been recently studied whether the level of vitamin D first and second trimestrian D is associated with fetal growth and pregnancy results. Vitamin D status and pregnancy result In an American study, about 28% of pregnant or lactation women showed a deficiency of vitamin D. Several studies indicated that the inappropriate status of […]
A 53-year-old man from Great Britain with disturbing signs, including headache and confused speech, was initially rejected as stressed. His doctor even accused him of falsifying symptoms before he was diagnosed with an aggressive brain tumor. A year later he died. Now his daughter runs a marathon to increase awareness and money for cancer research. […]
Callisthennies is a type of training in which you do weight exercises to build strength. It is a versatile, low cost and easy to start. Classic Callisthenni movements include: pumps Mass squats chin Burpees You only vouch for body weight. Advanced Callisthennies includes movements such as muscles (where are you stretching over the belt) and […]
Scientists conducted one of the largest eye tests in the world to reveal a new view of the thickness of the retina, emphasizing its potential in the early detection of diseases such as type 2 diabetes, dementia and multiple sclerosis. The LED Wehs study, using the latest artificial intelligence technology to analyze over 50,000 eyes, […]