Health

Deep Sleep May Help Prevent Alzheimer’s Disease, Study Shows

According to research, deep sleep helps prevent Alzheimer's disease and other heart diseases. (Photo : Reuters) There are many studies stating ways on how Alzheimer's disease can be prevented.
What to Know About Earbuds and Hearing Loss

What to Know About Earbuds and Hearing Loss

Many of us use both earbuds and traditional headphones frequently-sometimes every day. This may not be the best decision for the health of our hearing, however. We all will likely experience some degree of hearing loss as we age, but those declines may be increased by our use of headphones and even more so earbuds.
Sleeping in a long period of time put the Latinx to be at risk with cognitive decline.

The Reasons Why Sleeping Too Long Can Negatively Affect Cognitive Skills

Sleeping in a long period of time put the Latinx to be at risk with cognitive decline. (Photo : Pexels) We need to sleep to restore our energy after a tiresome day.
Therapy Session

Fear of Immigration Arrests Negatively Affects U.S. Immigrants’ Mental Health

According to research in the US, the immigrant arrests and deportations in the country are causing poor mental health.

Black Women At Higher Risk for Type 2 Diabetes, Research Says

A recent study suggests that black women are more likely to have diabetes due to their lifestyle. (Photo : Youtube/TLC) Type 2 diabetes is a chronic condition that is preventable.
Medical Record

HIV Vaccine Could be Available in 2021, Scientists Say

HIV vaccines are now close to the efficacy stage testing that would end the spread of HIV-AIDS. (Photo : pxhere) The world celebrated World Aids Day on Sunday with the theme "Communities Makes the Difference".
Use of some antibiotics may be linked to Parkinson's disease

Some Antibiotics May Increase the Risk of Parkinson's Disease, Study Shows

The use of some antibiotics may be linked to Parkinson's disease. (Photo : Pixabay) An estimated 10 million people worldwide are diagnosed with Parkinson's Disease, and numbers have increased in recent years.
Human Rights Report Claims Race Affects Access to Clean Water in America

Human Rights Report Claims Race Affects Access to Clean Water in America

A report released by the human rights nonprofit organizations Dig Deep and U.S. Water Alliance claims that "race is still the strongest determinant" when it comes to access to safe drinking water. Until now, there are twice as much poor, indigenous, immigrants than there are white Americans who does not have an access to running water and basic plumbing in their households.
HIV-AIDS cases among the Hispanics and Latinos are increasing

Hispanics and Latinos Continue to Struggle with the HIV Crisis

Members of the Hispanic/Latino community are seeing a rise in HIV-Aids cases, but government officials are doing their best to address the crisis.
Cancer Survivors Have a Higher Risk of Dying from Cardiovascular Diseases says a study

Cancer Survivors Have a Higher Risk of Dying from Cardiovascular Diseases, Says Study

According to a study, cancer survivors are at a higher threat of facing death from cardiovascular illnesses.
What Causes Man Boobs and How To Get Rid of It

What Causes Man Boobs and How To Get Rid of It

Breasts are one of the defining body features of women, but for men, it can have a different effect. Men pride themselves on their sculpted chests and abs. While protruding nipples can be tolerable for men wearing tight shirts, the extra curve of man boobs can often be unsightly for them and can be a confidence downer instead of the booster.
U.S. FDA approves the use of contact lens for American children to reduce the progression of Myopia.

FDA Approves the Use of Contact Lens for Children with Myopia

U.S. FDA approves the use of contact lens for American children to reduce the progression of Myopia.
Hispanic adults diabetes rate is alarming

Hispanic Adult Diabetes Rates Are Alarming; Diet, Genes Blamed

The Latinos and Hispanics adullts are more likely to have Type 2 diabetes compared to African-Americans and whites.
Mental disability of undocumented immigrants can raise risk of being deported

Mental Ilness of Undocumented Immigrants Greatly Increases Chances of Deportation

When illegal immigrants require special medical attention for mental illnesses, is it the US government's responsibility to treat them, or should they be subject to the law as well?
Vaping

E-cigarettes Users at Higher Risk of Heart Complications, Says Experts

A study revealed that e-cigarettes are not a safer option to traditional cigarettes. (Photo : REUTERS) E-cigarettes users have recently been warned by health experts that it may not be a safer alternative to tobacco cigarettes after all.
Glamping is More and More the Trend

Glamping is More and More the Trend

Do you want to be in nature during your holiday, but you're not the kind of person for sleeping on the floor and walking miles to the toilet? Go glamping! Once you are acquainted with glamorous camping, then you are over.
Thyroid Dysfunction in Men

Thyroid Dysfunction in Men

The thyroid gland is very important in the human body since it produces hormones called T3 and T4 which influence our metabolism. This means that the thyroid impacts all of our organs and their functions and as a result any problem associated with the hormone secretions from this gland also causes problems throughout the body, including hair problems.
35 minutes of daily exercise help to reduce depression

35 Minutes of Daily Exercise Lowers Your Risk for Depression

Just a few minutes of exercise a day could help alleviate symptoms of depression, a new study shows.
Frequent use of marijuana is linked to arrhythmia and stroke among the youth.

Regular Use of Marijuana Raises Higher Risk of Heart Problems

Frequent use of marijuana is linked to arrhythmia and stroke among the youth. Young people who frequently use marijuana is more likely be at risk with heart problems, this is according to the study presented at the American Heart Association (AHA) Scientific Sessions in Philadelphia.
President Trump meets With Vaping Industry: Introduces Stricter Regulations

Trump Calls for Stricter Regulations in the Vaping Industry

President Trump talks to the representatives of the vaping industry for stricter regulations. The President of the United States of America, Donald Trump had released a statement during a meeting with the representatives of businesses belonging in the vaping industry.