Toddlers often deal with acute respiratory infections (ARIs) and diarrhea. These issues are so common that they can be a real pain for parents and caregivers. New research has been conducted about the role of special milk products in reducing this pain. This study looked into two groups
Let's set the scene in Lots Angeles, on a big stage, big-time singer Chappell Roan won her first major award trophy, rapidly tossing up a disturbing view of the industry that everyone in the room would hear. Imagine the atmosphere, everyone cheering, and cameras flashing as Chappell steps forward a
The Bird flu, Ebola, and tuberculosis cases started spreading. With so many outbreaks happening, it just shows that disease used to be a distant problem and now it's something we have to worry about locally. It's not a problem for someone else, but for everyone. If you thought the disease o
When thinking about living conditions and lifestyles, living on cruise ships might sound ideal. Though there are several people with this way of life, this person took it to a whole new level. Sometimes, people love their lifestyles but come into some issues which cause them to realize the effects
When aiming to lose weight, many folks wonder just how much exercise they need to do every week. A recent review that looked at over 100 trials found some useful tips. It's not just about any type of exercise, though. Aerobic exercise, the kind that gets your heart pumping and makes you sweat, is
Have you ever wondered how any country decides which flu vaccine works best for elderly people? It's not as easy as it sounds. For Spain, there's been a bunch of new vaccines in the past few years. In an effort understand if these vaccines are actually worth money spent on them, health decision-make
The annual World NTD Day on January 30th is a big deal. It's a day dedicated to the fight against Neglected Tropical Diseases (NTDs). It’s not just about awareness; it’s a call to action. It’s about "Unite. Act. Eliminate. " These diseases are a problem worldwide, affecting millions of people. The
Tony Martin was not your typical farmer. After years of being burglarized, he decided to take matters into his own hands. In 1999, he shot and killed a teenage burglar at his Norfolk farmhouse, Bleak House. He believed his actions were justified, even though he had no license for the shotgun. Mart
In any discussion about care in the medical community, one key fact is extremely obvious, Not all people receive the same standard of consideration. This is particularly true in the delicate field of genetics. Medical professionals should be including a whole new element in their training. This ele
Imagine going to the doctor for advice on birth control. What if the doctor pushed you into alternative remedies against your wishes? When a healthcare provider gives pressure either applying or shying away from contraception usage, that's called contraceptive coercion. In 2023, isn't it a
