Strokes are a leading cause of disability for women and the third most common cause of death. Strokes affect more women yearly than men, and the stroke-related end is higher among women. Understanding the early signs and risk factors of stroke among women is crucial to prevention and early intervention. This article will examine the … Read more
SAN DIEGO – Craig McEwen, a former NFL star who won a Super Bowl ring in the late 80s, does not fit the stereotype of someone on the verge of homelessness. McEwen, who suffered repeated concussions in his NFL career of six years, was evicted last July from his San Diego County apartment. He searched … Read more
Rural communities felt the effects of Western Montana Mental Health Center’s budget cuts five years ago. However, the decline of one the state’s most important mental health providers has continued and it’s created a vacuum in behavioral healthcare care. It began in Livingston, a small town of 8300 people. In 2018, Western shut down an … Read more
According to a majority of Americans, they or a relative have experienced gun violence. This could include witnessing a shooting or being threatened with someone with a firearm. A new, comprehensive survey. KFF conducted a national survey of 1,271 adults to determine the extent of firearm violence in their lives, particularly in minority communities. Nearly … Read more
You are wrong to think that harping on someone’s weight will make them lose weight. It may not only be futile, but it could also prove to be dangerous. Increase their chances of developing heart disease or other health problems. I have personally experienced the weight loss process and it is absurd to think that … Read more
Stop thinking about how you are not being as active as you should. Get moving! People who consider themselves lazy in comparison to others. Are more likely to die youngerEven if their activity levels were identical. [1] People who believed they were less active than others are likely to be more active than they actually … Read more
A new analysis of studies Researchers found that more than 406,000 patients were involved in the research. People who use artificial sweeteners instead of sugar Even the natural ones. Actually Gained Instead of losing weight, lose weight. [1] Published in Canadian Medical Association Journal The study was viewed The long-term effects artificial sweeteners have on … Read more
Although people like to believe that lazy dogs and fat cats are cute and cuddly and affectionable, you should consider that obesity and immobility are not traits you wish for your pet. A recent study has shown that obesity and immobility are not desirable traits for pets. Obesity isn’t just a problem for people anymore, … Read more
Breastfeeding is the best option for babies, according to science. Another study found that breast feeding is the best option for mothers. Their benefit: Breastfeeding can lower stroke and heart attack risk in moms. Researchers followed heart events for nearly 290,000. Women in China were asked questions about their children, breastfeeding, and how long they … Read more
Two studies support this conclusion. Stress is a key factor in obesity epidemic among the poor.. One from Scotland, published In the journal Appetite, Documents the relationship between overeating, stress, and income inequality The other was published in Psychological Science, This article attempts to explain why being raised in poverty can lead to an insatiable … Read more