During the third quarter of 2018, the digital health space has seen a slew of deals with healthcare providers in the US, UK and elsewhere around the world. While telemedicine has continued to be a trend within the provider space, health systems are starting to turn their attention to some of the latest cutting-edge technology,… Read More »
A STORM front sweeping across NSW could trigger serious breathing problems in some people, health authorities have warned. Thunderstorms are predicted for parts of the state on Tuesday afternoon, including the north coast and Hunter regions. NSW Health’s Richard Broome said high levels of pollen in the air could trigger asthma and respiratory conditions as… Read More »
You’ve heard of mindfulness, but what is it, really? How is it different from meditation? Is mindfulness really helpful? Is it hokey? And can you learn it? Do you need to go to a week-long camp or a psychotherapist or a guru? The answer could be on your smartphone. What is mindfulness? There’s no specific… Read More »
Advertisement – Continue Reading Below Getting a good pump doesn’t always take a whole gym packed with equipment, according to Men’s Health Fitness Director Ebenezer Samuel. If you need a full-on chest and arm workout, skip out on the heavy weights, hit the deck, and push up. This vicious pushup circuit will blast your upper… Read More »
Hormone supplements ought to be taken very carefully in order to prevent all side results. You also ought to understand it will ask that you administer the finest human growth hormone supplements regularly in order to see the desired effects. Stick to the above suggestions and you will make sure that you will receive a… Read More »
In the United States, hundreds of thousands of people die every year from causes related to heart disease. Cardiovascular health is a fragile asset, but one population from the Bolivian Amazon seems to possess the secret to a life free of heart disease. What is it? Researchers map out the diet that may have rendered… Read More »
By Laura Kurtzman Almost half of the nearly 10 million patients with active tuberculosis each year could potentially be cured with significantly shorter treatments than current guidelines recommend, a new analysis from UC San Francisco has found. The results suggest targeted therapies could be more effective in treating TB, which killed an estimated 1.3 million… Read More »