Category: Health

Every average guy wants to have those massive, perfectly sculpted and toned muscles in their body. Well, muscle fitness and conditioning could be easy as long as you take the proper attitude and discipline in doing a fitness work out. Every muscle in your body can be trained to gain mass and strength.  With a… Continue reading Muscle Fitness for Beginners: The Way to a Healthy and Good Body

We all know sleep is a necessity. Yet, this essential part of our body’s restorative process has been an often overlooked and underrated factor within our lives. Amid hectic lifestyles, most people are quick to cut down on it or even go without sleep, thinking they’ll be able to make up for it again later.… Continue reading 5 Big Benefits of Sound Sleep

Google fit, Apple Health and Samsung S Health are three of the most popular and the best health-tracking apps out there designed to help users keep their health in check as well as track their fitness progress. If you want to lose weight or keep your fitness at an optimum level, using one of these… Continue reading Google Fit App vs. Apple’s Health vs. Samsung S Health – Which Apps Do You Prefer?

For migraine headaches you don’t need to rely on pain killers and medications from now. The US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has approved medical device to wear for prevention of onset of migraine headaches. The device is like a simple headband, but an electrical version, and such medical device has been approved by FDA… Continue reading FDA Approves Electrical Headband For Migraine Treatment

If you have mental health problems, there are chances you may die because of the controversial NHS funding changes. Patient charities are warning it will be breaching the ministerial pledges in the treatment of people suffering from physical condition or that of psychological. According to six of the leading mental health organisations, the decision of… Continue reading Mental Health Patients At Risk Due To Fund Cut By NHS

In a new study scientists have found obesity also increases the risk of ovarian cancer. For years the link had mixed results among researchers. Today, American Institute for Cancer Research and World Cancer Research Fund released a report confirming it. This is the first time any such reliable report confirms excess body fat may be… Continue reading Obesity Linked To Ovarian Cancer: Study

In a newly published study it is said several hurdles must be overcome by doctors before they use the technology in evaluating every letter in the DNA of a person to diagnose or detect medical conditions. It is reported sequencing the whole genome of an individual needs significant amount of manpower for a small payoff.… Continue reading Process Of Whole-Genome Sequencing Still Challenging, But Heading In Right Direction: Study

A 7-year-old child vomits blood several times an hour in the intensive care unit of Memphis. He is diagnosed with kidney and heart failure. He is being denied of a drug that could help him. The drugmaker is adamant saying spending time to help Josh Hardy will slow down their efforts to bring the drug… Continue reading 7-Year-Old Left To Die With Heart, Kidney Failure Without Drug

Obama administration has pulled back its proposal to allow insurers limit Medicare coverage for certain classes of drugs helpful in the treatment of schizophrenia and depression amid pressure from members of Congress, pharmaceutical firms and patients. According to Medicare officials, the new proposal by the Obama administration would have saved money and also help in… Continue reading Obama Administration Withdraws Medicare Limitation Plans For Some Drugs

A new study has revealed that onset of Alzheimer’s disease can be found by a blood test, showing the testing levels of fat in the blood can be helpful to envisage 90% accuracy in the coming next three years. The study is a new dawn to this disease where people suffering from this disease are… Continue reading Blood Test Now Able To Predict Alzheimer: Study