Inactivity Linked To Anxiety
By John Salak – The trend toward working remotely brought about by the pandemic has undoubtedly changed lives. In many ways, the changes have been for the good, which is why
By John Salak – The trend toward working remotely brought about by the pandemic has undoubtedly changed lives. In many ways, the changes have been for the good, which is why
By John Salak – Not to knock medicinal drugs, but there is a growing belief that an individual’s diet has a greater impact on their health than some commonly used medicines. Researchers out
In what may come as a jolt to many, researchers now are suggesting that it may be possible to give the average brain a big boost by simply applying a
By Kathy Driscoll – As winter approaches, the weather can become our enemy with changes in temperature, humidity and barometric pressure bringing more joint and muscle aches, not to mention headaches, asthma and allergies. This isn’t exactly a news flash,
By John Salak – The notion of ‘feel the pain when exercising’ is getting a complete makeover thanks to researchers at Britain’s University of Nottingham. A good workout not only
By John Salak – Battling a significant disease at a young age is devastating both emotionally and physically. Now, however, researchers are delving into the long-term effects various illnesses have on the young as they age
By John Salak – Covid, insurrections, inflation, geopolitical turmoil, rabid (and tiresome) bipartisan politics, supply chain troubles and the Mets taking forever to hire a general manager—thank goodness the 2021 holidays are at hand. Finally, a chance to sit back
By John Salak – The nose apparently knows, especially when danger is lurking about. Researchers at Sweden’s Karolinska Institute have discovered that the central nervous system of people and other mammals is able to judge when a smell represents danger
By John Salak – By now everyone should know a good night’s sleep is essential to physical and mental wellbeing—whether that person is a newborn, senior citizen or something in the middle. What’s less apparent is
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