Gaza post Dr. Karan Raj, who is well-known for his health advice on TikTok, has advised against drinking coffee first thing in the morning, instead recommending us to wait until our natural cortisol levels have decreased. If you're one of the millions of people who can only crawl out of bed to drag yourself down to the kitchen...More
Gaza post The health authorities in Britain have started the largest blood testing experiments in the world to search for people with more than 50 types of cancer even before symptoms of infection appear on them. The test called Gallery, developed by Grail Corporation, headquartered in California, USA, tracks cancer-induced changes...More
Gaza post A recent study, people's age may influence which blood pressure number is most important. The research was conducted at the University of Southern Denmark and was published in the journal Hypertension. Dr. Michael Hecht Olsen is one of the authors. According to new research, systolic blood pressure is the...More
Gaza post Gabriella Peacock joined Holly Willoughby and Phillip Schofield on the ITV show on Tuesday, live from her home in west London, in a segment aimed at helping viewers reset their health this month. Gabriella offered guidance on intermittent fasting and suggested that persons who want to reduce weight should limit their...More
Gaza post Why do some people succumb to COVID-19 while others do not? It's a question that's been plaguing us throughout the outbreak. We're getting closer to an answer thanks to new research from the University of Arizona. According to Floyd Chilton, Professor and Director of the University of Arizona's...More
Geneva_Gaza post The World Health Organization has stated that it is closely monitoring a new coronavirus "variant of interest" known as Mu, and has warned that the new variant shows signs of vaccine resistance. Mu, also known by its scientific name B.1.621, was first identified in Colombia in January 2021, and since...More
United States_Gaza post When women with no prior history of cardiovascular disease (CVD) take beta-blockers for hypertension, they have a nearly 5% higher risk of heart failure than males when they report to the hospital with acute coronary syndrome, according to a recent study published in Hypertension. The research is being...More
Gazapost It's reasonable that you're irritated, frustrated, afraid, and exhausted according to virus expert Michael Osterholm, who spoke with GMA3, COVID-19 has thrown everyone a "curveball," since the "more transmissible" Delta version is infecting both unprotected and vaccinated people, causing many to become very...More
Gaza post It's been more than a decade since vaping was first introduced. The question of whether vaping is better than smoking is still being debated. For several countries, vaping, particularly its concept, has been a novel experience. Many people mistakenly believe that vaping is the same as smoking. Vapes, often known as...More
Gaza post The COVID-19 vaccines that are currently available in the United States have all been found to be extremely effective. Breakthrough infections in fully vaccinated people have become more of a concern for some since the Delta variation has fast expanded to become the main strain. However, in a recent interview, Anthony Fauci,...More
Gaza post Some people have no problems to peeing in the shower, while others find it unpleasant. A doctor has now chimed in, and it turns out that there is a medical reason why you shouldn't pee while showering. Peeing in the shower, according to Dr. Alicia Jeffrey-Thomas, can have "major ramifications" later on....More
Gaza post Few medical conditions are considered more catastrophic than a heart attack ,and almost none receive as much attention. However, doctors believe that another, more subtle type of heart condition may be putting you at risk: congestive heart failure. Unfortunately, this condition can be fatal in a matter of...More
