Following a Mediterranean lifestyle is linked to a reduced risk of death from all-cause and cancer mortality

4 May 2024

Individuals who follow a Mediterranean lifestyle, characterized by a diet abundant in fruits, vegetables, and whole grains, eating habits that minimize the intake of added…

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Health behaviours build up and maintain a relatively consistent pattern throughout middle adulthood

4 May 2024

In a research project undertaken by the Faculty of Sport and Health Sciences along with the Gerontology Research Center, it was noted that health behaviours…

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Women caregivers are stressed: improvements in transportation infrastructure could help

3 May 2024

Travel related to caregiving, such as escorting a child to school or accompanying a parent to medical appointments, is often linked with increased stress and…

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Disparities in sleep health and insomnia can start early in life

30 April 2024

Most individuals have endured sleepless nights, restlessly trying to drift off or maintain sleep. However, for some, sleep disturbances are not merely sporadic events but…

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The approach of remote care enhanced therapy adherence and engagement among patients with type 2 diabetes

29 April 2024

A recent study by researchers from Mass General Brigham has shown that a remote team dedicated to identifying, educating, and prescribing therapy can significantly enhance…

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Can skin moisturisers aid in preventing eczema in infants?

26 April 2024

Atopic dermatitis (AD), alternatively known as atopic eczema, ranks as the most prevalent chronic, recurrent, inflammatory skin condition, impacting between 5% and 30% of children…

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Selenium diminishes the adverse health impacts of mixtures of environmental pollutants

22 April 2024

The groundbreaking research conducted at the University of Cordoba has illuminated the cumulative health risks of environmental pollutants, particularly the toxic amalgamation of metal and…

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Researchers at York University have discovered that women with high-risk HPV and metabolic syndrome are almost three times more likely to face mortality

21 April 2024

Researchers from the Faculty of Health at York University have made a significant discovery by utilizing comprehensive data from the United States that tracked patients…

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Studies show a connection between menstrual cycles, emotions, and sleep patterns in women

15 April 2024

New research indicates that women report significant sleep disturbances and increased feelings of irritability in the days leading up to their menstruation. This study brings…

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Implementing obligatory regulations for indoor environments would lead to significant improvements in the health and efficiency of individuals globally

14 April 2024

There is a pressing need for government bodies and organizations to urgently establish, enact, and uphold standards for Indoor Air Quality (IAQ). While outdoor air…

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The initiation of puberty at an earlier age might be a mechanism through which risk factors experienced during childhood influence cardiometabolic health in adulthood

13 April 2024

A study released on March 27, 2024, in the open-access journal PLOS ONE by Maria Bleil and her team from the University of Washington, USA,…

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Environmental and social factors could increase the likelihood of heart disease and stroke development

12 April 2024

Recent research of significant importance published in the Journal of the American Heart Association, an accessible, peer-reviewed journal, suggests that individuals residing in areas plagued…

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