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“If they hold up,” said Devi Sridhar, an expert on global public health at the University of Edinburgh, “they could be a game-changer for critical patients, as the drugs are accessible even in lower-income countries.” … Read More

On the back of this, a new paper, published in the Journal of Studies on Alcohol and Drugs  concluded that even those who adhere to government intake guidelines dramatically increase their risk of developing cancer over time. Read More

A new study from Dartmouth College has uncovered a novel way for modern science to detect loneliness in patients using nothing more than a brain scan. Read More

The authors explore the mechanisms of staffing broken sleep’s association with atherosclerosis—a disease that describes the deposition of plaques of fatty material on the inner walls of the arteries. Read More

Try this 300-repetition workout from Men’s Health that you can do from home with very little equipment that promises to “scorch through calories”. Read More

Although being caucasian and female were identified as determinants in regards to status, diverse communities enjoyed a wealth of positive outcomes. Read More

If you have ever lied about finishing that super intense HIIT workout when you actually finished that super intense season of your show instead, you can take comfort in knowing that you are not alone. Read More

As regimens that allow subscribers to tailor their eating plans around unique objectives and body types (like the flexitarian diet for instance) continue to gain momentum, a new Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health report posits that optimal health is achieved via diverse patterns as opposed to one fixed routine. Read More

New research suggests that exercise can help either advance or delay the circadian rhythms of the other clocks in your body, called peripheral clocks, that are located in the body. Researchers emphasized that timing is key in this process. Read More