12 Aug 2018
Blood Pressure Chart with Latest Blood Pressure Guidelines
By Healthcare Staff On 12 August 2018 In General
The blood pressure guidelines found in the blood pressure chart further down the page are the 2017 updated blood pressure guidelines as proposed by the American Heart Association and other health organizations.[1] The blood pressure quiz can
8 Aug 2018
5 Minute Postpartum Depression Quiz
This quick and easy postpartum depression quiz makes use of the Edinburgh Postnatal Depression Scale (EDPS) that was made to help health workers find out if mothers have postnatal depression. The Edinburgh Postnatal Depression Scale is a
4 Aug 2018
10 Scientifically Proven Health Benefits of Potatoes
1. Do potatoes make you fat? Potatoes are generally shunned by people trying to manage their weight. But do potatoes make you fat? How many calories in a potato? Are potatoes good for you? What are the
2 Aug 2018
Normal Sized High Protein Meals Best For Appetite Control
Although it’s widely believed that eating more smaller meals is good for appetite control, a study suggests that consuming fewer, normal sized high lean protein meals work best for appetite control in comparison to consuming smaller meals
31 Jul 2018
A Variety Of Fruit Can Help With Lung Cancer Prevention
Consuming 5 portions of vegetables and fruits each day is one of the strategies that experts usually recommend for protecting against cancer. The European EPIC study conducted by researchers coming from ten countries has revealed that, when
28 Jul 2018
Cognitive Motor Training Combo Can Help Reverse Dementia Progress
Researchers have discovered that as little as half an hour of visually-guided movements a week can help slow and also reverse dementia progress. Individuals in early stages of dementia who for half an hour a week played
26 Jul 2018
It Doesn’t Take Much Exercise At All To Improve Mood
By Healthcare Staff On 26 July 2018 In General
Research has shown that it’s not necessary to work out hours every day to improve mood and feel happier about yourself. Just by engaging in some physical activity from no physical activity can help improve subjective well-being.[1]
24 Jul 2018
It Takes Only One Drink A Day To Increase Breast Cancer Risk
A comprehensive analysis of 119 studies has found that it takes only 1 glass of wine or any other kind of alcoholic drink a day to increase risk of breast cancer. It was also found that vigorous
22 Jul 2018
Vitamin B Supplements Reduce Harm Of Air Pollution On Heart Health
According to research, the impact that fine particle pollution has on cardiovascular disease can be mitigated with vitamin B supplements. Healthy non-smokers taking vitamin B supplements almost reversed all negative effects on the immune and cardiovascular systems,
21 Jul 2018
Shoulder Impingement Surgery Is Not Effective
By Healthcare Staff On 21 July 2018 In Fitness
A study has found that treating shoulder impingement syndrome with surgery is no more effective than a placebo surgical treatment. Study participants in the group who had shoulder impingement surgery as well as the those in the
19 Jul 2018
Brain Activity In Overweight Children Improves With Exercise
By Healthcare Staff On 19 July 2018 In blood, brain, exercise, exercising, Fitness, heart, Infographics, Obesity & Weight Loss, running
The brain activity and thinking ability of inactive and overweight children improves with exercise. The results of a study of 171 x 7 – 11 year old sedentary and overweight children presents educators the proof they need
16 Jul 2018
High Protein Breakfast Helps To Reduce Hunger Cravings
By Healthcare Staff On 16 July 2018 In brain, calorie, calories, diet, fat, health, healthy, hunger, Infographics, Nutrition, Obesity, Obesity & Weight Loss, protein, sugar
15 Jul 2018
Vitamin D Helps Reduce Risk Of Age-Related Macular Degeneration
By Healthcare Staff On 15 July 2018 In blood, diet, Eye Disorders, fish, health, healthy, Infographics, Nutrition, smoking, spinach, vitamin D
14 Jul 2018
Trans Fatty Acids Linked To Greater Risk Of Ischemic Stroke
By Healthcare Staff On 14 July 2018 In brain, Cardiovascular, cholesterol, diet, fat, health, healthy, heart, Infographics, menopausal, Nutrition
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