41% patients at risk of being wrongly diagnosed in hypertension cases: Study
Masked hypertension is a phenomenon in which an individual’s blood pressure reading is normal at the doctor’s office but high at home As many as […]
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Eczema treatment: Best treatments including a Dragon Den winner – which is the best?
More than three million people suffer from inflammation and red itchy skin because of a number of factors including weather, stress, and genetics. If a […]
Read morePinterest to direct vaccine searches to health organizations to combat misinformation
NEW YORK — Pinterest said Wednesday it will try to combat misinformation about vaccines by showing only information from health organizations when people search. Social […]
Read moreIs it time to list nutritional information on booze? One B.C. researcher thinks so
A B.C. researcher wants to see nutritional information included on the labels of alcoholic drinks. Adam Sherk, a researcher with the Canadian Institute for Substance […]
Read morePeople in England smoked 1.4BILLION fewer cigarettes in 2018 than 2011
People in England smoked 1.4BILLION fewer cigarettes in 2018 than they did in 2011 as study suggests Government crackdown on the killer habit has worked […]
Read morePossible vaping death in U.S. has Manitoba lung association concerned
A Winnipeg-based respiratory therapist says more research is needed into the health effects of vaping after a patient in the U.S. died of a severe […]
Read moreBest supplement for the brain: Taking this twice a day may boost your brain health
Improving the brain’s vital faculties is important at any age. Although, as a person ages, preservation also becomes a top priority. Making simple lifestyle tweaks […]
Read more'Legally challenging' – decision on schools ban for unvaccinated children soon
Health Minister Simon Harris will decide later this year whether to prohibit young children who are not vaccinated against infectious diseases such as measles from […]
Read morePollen count: Will your hay fever be triggered? When sufferers should see a doctor
The pollen count has been forecast by the Met Office to be moderate across most parts of the UK today. In Scotland, Northern Ireland, Wales […]
Read moreKids from disadvantaged neighborhoods more likely to be obese as adults
Children who grow up in disadvantaged neighborhoods are nearly one-third more likely to experience obesity as adults, according to new research from Cornell University. The […]
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