Older adults may have a lower risk of death from any cause, as well as death from cardiovascular disease and cancer, if they are involved in a variety of recreational activities weekly, according to a recent to study led by researchers from the National Institute Cancer Institute, a division of the National Institutes of Health. … Read more
Taking care of mental health It is as important as taking care of physical health. People often ignore problems with their mental health. Since the beginning of the pandemic, the incidence of neurological diseases and mental health problems among COVID survivors has been a cause for concern. According to numerous studies, a significant percentage of … Read more
Stress is widely regarded as an integral part of the modern lifestyle, often but rightly condemned as being responsible for its severe impact on the comfort of life. Interestingly, a new study challenges this long-held notion. Recent research from the University of Georgia Youth Development Institute suggests that the looming work deadline that stresses you … Read more
Mental health experts are training barbers and stylists on how they can use their position in underserved communities as a resource. Topics discussed include the prevalence of mental health issues, how hairdressers can start therapeutic conversations, and what resources they can direct their clients to for additional help. Barbershop owner Damion Porters works with the … Read more
The impact evaluation study on the provision of supplementary nutrition under the midday meal scheme in Yadgir and Gadag districts has found that in the higher classes (9-10), it is difficult to exclude them from the provision of eggs. Therefore, provision must be made for them to also receive egg supplements. Karnataka State Rural Development … Read more
Many people born with heart defects show resilience and have a high quality of life, although they may encounter a variety of health related psychological and social issues throughout his life. A new scientific statement reviews the potential psychological and the social challenges that occur from childhood to adulthood among people born with heart defects … Read more
It is well established that regular exercise it benefits our bodies, particularly in protecting against obesity, but scientists continue to take a closer look at why this happens at the molecular level. In a new study, scientists put mice through intense treadmill workouts and analyzed how chemicals in the animals’ cells began to change over … Read more
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I don’t want to curse anything, but I think it’s finally safe to put the balaclava away. For the next few months, the big challenge during outdoor exercise will be staying cool. Hot weather workouts can be challenging, but they also have some surprising benefits. Here are five things to know about the science of … Read more