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Covid

New COVID-19 subvariant XEC emerges; health officials advise vigilance but no immediate cause for alarm. Stay informed.

Everything You Need To Know About Long Covid
June 11, 2023

Long covid is a situation that people usually face after they have recovered from covid 19 infection. Long covid symptoms and complications may last for several weeks or maybe months. 

Remote work and mental health: Challenges and solutions
May 15, 2023

Dealing with mental health is challenging in itself and becomes even more difficult when you are working from home. We will go through some of the challenges while dealing with mental health that is commonly observed.

UK Losing Adults Workers to Long-term Sicknesses — the Numbers are Unbelievable
February 01, 2023

According to a report released by the Office Of National Statistics in July 2022, over 2.5 million adults are unable to work due to adult health problems in the UK... Adult health problems have conti

Fitness

Sitting over 10 hours daily increases heart disease risk; combat it with regular physical activity for better health.

Hypertrophy vs. Strength Training: Key Differences and Benefits Explained
November 14, 2024

Hypertrophy builds muscle size with moderate weights; strength training boosts power with heavier weights and fewer reps.

Technology for Seniors: Wearables and Apps That Support Health Monitoring
November 08, 2024

Wearables and apps empower seniors with health monitoring, promoting independence, safety, and active living for a brighter future.

Common Fitness Myths: Separating Fact from Fiction
November 09, 2024

Don't let common fitness myths mislead you; understand the facts to achieve your fitness goals effectively.

Nutrition

Superfoods like leafy greens, berries, and fatty fish enhance brain health by boosting memory, cognitive function, and mood.

Regular Milk Consumption a Risk Factor for Heart Disease in Women: New Study
November 26, 2024

Regular milk consumption may increase heart disease risk in women; fermented milk products are healthier alternatives.

How Ultra-Processed Foods Accelerate Biological Aging and Impact Health
November 20, 2024

Ultra-processed foods accelerate aging and harm health, contributing to diseases like obesity, diabetes, and cardiovascular issues.

Do You Need Creatine for Workouts? Uncovering the Benefits and Myths
November 18, 2024

Creatine boosts workout performance, muscle growth, and recovery, debunking myths about weight gain and kidney damage.

Family & Pregnancy

Key tips on balancing prenatal nutrition, pregnancy fitness, and weight management to stay healthy and support your baby’s growth during pregnancy.

Postpartum Recovery: What Every New Mom Needs to Know
October 17, 2024

Adjusting to life after childbirth can feel overwhelming, this article shares essential and practical postpartum tips for new moms to navigate the journey.

Why You Should Commit to Routine Medical Checkups at Least Twice a Year
October 11, 2024

Commit to biannual medical checkups for early detection, preventive care, condition management, and improved mental health.

Some Condiments May Increase Stomach Cancer Risk by 40%: New Study
September 08, 2024

New study links frequent condiment use to a 40% increased risk of stomach cancer.

Sleep

Study links obstructive sleep apnea in women to increased dementia risk, highlighting a need for early diagnosis and treatment.

How to Become a Morning Person: Valuable Tips
August 08, 2024

Discover valuable tips on how to become a morning person and embrace the sunrise.

4 Habits That Will Guarantee Better Sleep
August 01, 2024

Want to sleep better? Here are 4 nighttime habits to incorporate into your daily routine for better sleep.

Do This Before Bed to Dodge Insomnia and Sleep in Minutes
May 22, 2024

Practice the "cognitive shuffle" technique to combat insomnia and achieve restful sleep. This technique diverts the mind from disruptive thoughts.