If you’re looking to improve your cardiovascular health, there’s one popular food item that you may be eating that’s doing more harm than good, according to wellness experts.
York St John University launched Converge in 2008 as a partnership with mental health services to help those who use them. Now, it has appointed Dr Simon Procter as the new Director of Converge, replacing founder director Professor Nick Rowe. Simon, a Professor with the School of the Arts at York St John, is a […]
Collagen is one of the most abundant proteins found in the human body. This protein is primarily found in connective tissues, skin, bones, tendons, ligaments and cartilage to provide structure, strength and elasticity. Being the building block of the body, collagen contributes to the health and integrity of tissues and organs. With age, the natural […]
More than one in five adults in the U.S. live with a mental illness. The Onion offers helpful tips for checking in on your friends. Gain their trust by agreeing with and reinforcing all of their negative self-talk. Remind your friend that they don’t have to be strong just because they’re the reigning WWE heavyweight […]
In educational settings, microlearning has previously demonstrated positive outcomes, but it can often be limited by fragmented or incomplete information. In an attempt to assess whether microlearning can help close knowledge gaps present in the asthma setting, authors of a study published in CHEST Pulmonary established an online educational program on asthma that featured microlearning […]
Category: Blog, News Posted On: November 11, 2024 Baxter Health is pleased to welcome Amorie Smith, MSN, APRN, FNP-C, to Baxter Health Bone and Joint Clinic. She is a board-certified family nurse practitioner joining the practice of Dr. Win Moore, Dr. Thomas E. Knox, Dr. Ed Roeder, and Cheyenne Morgan, PA-C. Amorie has been a […]
I read your editorial on the proposed reforms to the Mental Health Act with interest (6 November). The act serves as the balancing point between the state’s negative duty not to interfere with individual liberty without good reason and its positive duties to prevent harm to vulnerable people and the wider public. The criteria for […]
Kate Middleton, the Princess of Wales, is once again at the center of online speculation regarding her health. Her September cancer diagnosis, which she openly shared, has sparke
Celebrated on October 10, World Mental Health Day is a good day to start adding more fruit and vegetables to your meals. Among other health benefits, eating a diet rich in these foods has been shown to improve mental health. Most of us do not eat enough of them, though. “The World Health Organization suggests […]
Diabetes has hit an all-time high in India, with more than 101 million individuals diagnosed with the chronic illness. According to an ICMR survey, the number has climbed by 44% during the last four years. Living with diabetes requires tracking daily glucose fluctuations, making lifestyle changes, and being aware of potential health risks such as […]
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