The 20-minute workout: Full body Tabata
Tabata training is all about short, sharp bursts of intensity. This kind of workout is typically broken down into clearly …
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The ethics of research on conscious artificial brains
One way that scientists are studying how the human body grows and ages is by creating artificial organs in the …
Moderna Eyes COVID Booster by August
BRUSSELS (Reuters) – An Omicron-specific booster could be ready by August, the CEO of U.S. biotech firm Moderna told Reuters, …
Eyesight: The signs which may be early indicators of dementia – how to tell
Dementia: Dr Sara on benefits of being in nature We use your sign-up to provide content in ways you’ve consented …
COVID-19, pandemic fatigue taking toll on heart health, survey shows
As the pandemic drags on, a survey from Cleveland Clinic suggests Americans are becoming disinterested in healthy habits, which could …
Hong Kong Considers Mass Testing as COVID Fight Intensifies
HONG KONG (Reuters) – Hong Kong’s coronavirus battle intensified on Thursday as authorities reported that new cases had multiplied by …
'I'm terrified': How to cope if your mental health is affected by storms
As storm Eunice continues to batter the UK, there are people up and down the country who are struggling with …
Colin Baker health: Doctor Who star left in A&E for 8 hours with ‘very high temperature’
David Tennant on possible return to Doctor Who We use your sign-up to provide content in ways you’ve consented to …
Dementia: The feeling in older people that could increase their risk of the condition
Dr Hilary warns about missed dementia diagnoses in July We use your sign-up to provide content in ways you’ve consented …
Survey heightens concern about pandemics impact on education of students with autism
Kessler Foundation scientists conducted an online survey of parents of school-aged children to compare the effects of pandemic-related school closures …
Amazon’s Alexa Is Now a Healthcare Provider
Welcome to the world of high-tech healthcare, where hospitality reigns supreme and the days of pressing buttons and waiting for …
What Foods Do You Need for a 'Heart-Healthy' Diet?
Could eating a certain diet help decrease your chances of having a heart attack? That’s a question a lot of …
Early Flu Treatment of Hospital CAP Patients Improves Outcomes
Early initiation of the antiviral oseltamivir (Tamiflu) reduces the risk for death in patients hospitalized with community-acquired pneumonia (CAP) but …
Sentinel-Lymph-Node Biopsies Rising in Patients With Inflammatory Breast Cancer
NEW YORK (Reuters Health) – Sentinel-lymph-node biopsies are frequently and increasingly being used in patients with inflammatory breast cancer, contrary …
Fauci Says Time to Start ‘Inching’ Back Toward Normality
CHICAGO (Reuters) – Top U.S. infectious disease expert Dr. Anthony Fauci said on Wednesday that it is time for the …
Grouping things into categories can bias perceptions
Family or species, color or size, grouping things into categories is efficient for the brain. But those categories can also …
Mother, 34, needs ALL of her fingers amputated due to sepsis
Mother, 34, needs ALL of her fingers amputated after kidney stone agony which saw her rushed to hospital on Christmas …
Skin cells outside of the hair follicles play large role in the development of a pimple
Acne is among the most common skin diseases in the United States, according to the American Academy of Dermatology Association, …