Author: Medical Daily
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Top 6 Personalized Meal Plan Services: Tailor Your Diet For A Healthier And Happier You
In our fast-paced world where time is a prized commodity, the pursuit of a balanced and health-conscious diet has become paramount. Thankfully, there are a lot of smart meal delivery options at our fingertips, each offering a ticket to a healthier and happier you. From conquering keto to effortlessly preparing weeknight dinners, let’s delve into…
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Yogurt For Mental Health? Study Uncovers How Fermented Food May Prevent Depression, Anxiety
Is yogurt beneficial for mental health? A team of researchers has identified how bacteria in fermented foods such as yogurt can help manage stress and prevent depression and anxiety. The research team from the University of Virginia School of Medicine explored the influence of beneficial gut bacteria, called probiotics, on human behavior and how a…
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National Grief Awareness Week: Experts Share Tips To Support Someone Grieving
National Grief Awareness Week is observed from Dec.2 to Dec.8 to raise awareness and support those going through personal losses. Many times, people genuinely want to help someone in grief, but a lack of knowledge about the process and uncertainty on how to communicate effectively can hold them back from offering support. This week, let’s…
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International Day Of Persons With Disabilities: Myths And Facts About Disability
Disability is a condition of the mind or body that limits a person’s activity and interaction with the world around them. Due to a lack of true knowledge about disability, society often develops stigma, stereotypes and misconceptions about those living with them. On this International Day of Persons with Disabilities (Dec.3), learn some facts about…
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World AIDS Day: Know Signs, Stages Of HIV And Steps for Prevention
World AIDS Day is an annual health event observed on Dec.1 to raise awareness about HIV (human immunodeficiency virus) and AIDS (acquired immunodeficiency syndrome). The aim is to address one of the most pressing global public health challenges, which currently has no cure. HIV is a virus that attacks the immune system, making a person…
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Ohio Reports ‘Large Uptick’ In Child Pneumonia Cases; Officials Say Outbreak Not Linked To China
A county in Ohio has seen a “large uptick” in child pneumonia cases amid surging respiratory infections in China and some European countries. Health officials say the outbreak has no link to cases in other countries. A total of 142 cases of pediatric pneumonia have been reported in Warren County, surpassing the county average, the…
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New ‘Prescription Tool’ For Postpartum Depression? Study Says Moderate Aerobic Exercise Helps In Prevention, Treatment
Exercise is known to improve mental health and reduce anxiety. Researchers now recommend taking moderate aerobic exercise for the prevention and treatment of postpartum depression. Around 50% to 75% of women may experience some form of baby blues after delivery, with symptoms such as sadness, frequent bouts of crying and anxiety. Typically, these signs will…
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7 Healthy Lifestyle Recommendations To Cut Cancer Risk
Following seven healthy lifestyle recommendations from the World Cancer Research Fund/American Institute for Cancer Research (WCRF/AICR) can reduce the risk of cancer, a new study has revealed. The recommendations made by WCRF/AICR in 2018 included a package of healthy lifestyle choices that together could have an enormous impact on a person’s likelihood of developing cancer…
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FDA Warns Of Potentially Life-Threatening Reaction To Seizure Medications; Know Signs Of Severe Side-Effects
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has issued a warning against two antiseizure medications that can cause a rare but potentially life-threatening reaction if not diagnosed and treated quickly. Antiseizure drugs levetiracetam (sold under the brand names Keppra, Keppra XR, Elepsia XR and Spritam) and clobazam (sold under brand names Onfi and Sympazan) can…
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Brisk Walking Reduces Risk Of Type 2 Diabetes: Study
Walking is a highly recommended form of exercise for many conditions, including diabetes, and heart disease. A study suggests that engaging in brisk walking, at a pace of four or more kilometers in an hour, is associated with reduced risk of type 2 diabetes. With every one km increase in the speed of walking, researchers…