Study finds female doctors have higher risk for suicide
According to a recent study, the suicide incidence among female doctors is far greater than that of the general population. According to studies, female doctors are 76% more likely to…
Indian Americans More Prone To Heart Attacks?
Indian Americans have a significantly higher risk of heart failure than other ethnic groups, such as African Americans and Hispanics, according to a recent study. Three thousand people participated in…
Psychosis risk from chronic childhood illness
According to a Birmingham University study, a childhood infection or illness that lasts a long time may contribute to mental disease later in life. It was discovered that nine-year-old children…
Lose Weight Faster With These Two Nutrients, Scientists Say
The most successful individuals, including 41% of the total, dropped an average of 12.9% of their body weight over the course of a 25-month research. Their customized regimens placed a…
Healthy and easy back-to-school meal ideas with Kelly Senyei
It's nearly that time of year once more! With the return of school, many parents will once again be packing school lunches for their children. The host of the podcast…
Pumpkin Spice Latte season starts today. Here’s what dietitians say about fall’s favorite drink.
Is there a hint of fall in the air? On Thursday, which many regard to be the unofficial start of fall, Starbucks has announced that the Pumpkin Spice Latte will…
60 percent of supermarket baby foods are unhealthy: Research
According to recent studies, about two thirds of the foods sold in supermarkets in the United States to infants and toddlers are harmful. In 2023, food products for infants and…
Eating meat is linked with diabetes risk, new studies suggest
Unfortunately for fans of steak, salami, and sausage, the news is not positive. Consuming red and processed meat has been linked repeatedly by scientists to heart disease, some types of…
Have Diabetes? This Diet May Help Lower Your Dementia Risk by 31%, According to New Research
Your body uses specific cells and hormones to aid in the healing process when you are ill or damaged. This is accomplished by inducing acute inflammation, an inflammatory response that…
Mpox “not the new COVID,” World Health Organization says after declaring health emergency over Africa cases
Geneva The World Health Organization declared on Tuesday that the mpox outbreak is not another COVID-19 since there is already a lot of knowledge available about the virus and ways…
