Exercise is good for the body and mind. A good workout can leave you feeling energized, energized and ready for the rest of the day. But for some, the effects of a good workout can be a little more outlandish. From bloody noses to “regasms,” here are some of the strangest things that can happen […]
As the United States withdraws from the World Health Organization and cuts foreign aid, regional partnerships are crucial to protecting the health of member countries in a region where climate change and chronic diseases are becoming more serious. These are some of the reflections of WHO Regional Director for the Western Pacific, Sai Ma’u Piukali, […]
The UN environment chief insists a landmark global treaty to fight plastic pollution is still achievable, despite talks failing twice and the chairman’s sudden resignation this week. United Nations Environment Program (UNEP) Executive Director Inger Andersen told AFP in an exclusive interview that countries are not going away, regardless of sharp differences in the fight […]
The 2025 World Darts Grand Prix is currently underway. One of the favorites for the title is Luke “The Nuke” Littler, who in January, at the age of only 17, became the youngest world champion in history. Anyone who saw Littler’s extraordinary skill at darts saw his exceptional talent. But what does it really take […]
New research shows that while we sleep, our brain silently organizes the day’s experiences, retaining what we intend to remember and letting emotional moments fade away. Test: Top-down instructions outweigh emotional meaning: nocturnal sleep physiology indicates selective memory consolidation. Photo credit: Gorodenkoff/Shutterstock.com A recent study published in Frontiers of behavioral neuroscience examined the interaction of […]
Starting your first visit to a psychiatrist may seem uncertain, especially if you don’t know what the process involves. In a large city like Los Angeles, clinics often offer telehealth options, evening or weekend availability, and multilingual staff – details that can impact the planning and flow of your first visit. Many people wonder how […]
We all know about the benefits of physical activity – not only to reduce the risk of chronic disease and physical injury, but also to improve mental health and productivity At work. But many people simply don’t get that much physical activity as they should. World Health Organization physical activity guidelines It is recommended that […]
Advanced colorectal cancer is the leading cause of cancer death among young American men and the second most common cause worldwide. Most of these patients develop liver metastases as the cancer progresses. Despite advances in surgical treatments to eliminate the cancer, many of these patients will experience a recurrence of the cancer in the liver. […]
Although about 60 million Americans experience behavioral health problems, the difference between the demand for behavioral health services and the available treatment remains significant. To remedy this gap in treatment, Health care acadia She developed a cooperation model based on partnerships with recognized healthcare systems throughout the country. The purpose of these partnerships is to […]
About a quarter of adults in the U.S. care for elderly family members or children who are sick or disabled, or sometimes both. According to a team led by Penn State researchers, although family caregiving consumes the time and resources of both individuals and governments, social scientists do not fully understand how it affects those […]