It seems like there has been a real shift in how we talk about mental health over the last few years. These days, we all have a much greater understanding of the kinds of issues that people may be dealing with. We have a vocabulary for so many different kinds of mental health problems, and …
How Our Understanding Of Mental Health Has Changed For The Better Read More »
In many areas of research, the question of nature versus nurture is a leading variable in a person’s overall health and wellbeing. While genetic predisposition can certainly play a sizable role in potential risk factors, there still needs to be something to act upon a specific gene to serve as a catalyst for a particular …
Most people think that eye exams are only for determining visual acuity. The truth is, many things can be determined by examining your eyes. Routine eye exams help detect certain diseases in the early stages when they are most easily corrected or treated. Conditions detected during an exam may include diabetes, glaucoma, macular degeneration, cataracts, and …
Ask the internet the question: Does wrinkle filler work? And the first answer you see says ‘no’. Not only ‘no’ but a ‘resounding no’. But there is a caveat. And a pretty big one it is. It’s a caveat which turns that ‘resounding no’ into a ‘well, yes actually’. The reason for the seemingly definitive …
I have always enjoyed going for a jog but in the last 12 months this has been something that I have really taken seriously and I am aiming to really rack up the miles in the coming months. I have encountered many people who have just picked up running and sadly you often see people …
Javier Burillo -Tips To Bear in Mind When You Start Running Read More »
Seeking Abundant Opportunities with the Right Frame of Mind The world may contain over 7 billion people, but it pays dividends to cultivate an abundance mentality for personal and professional gain. Dr. Stephen Covey was the one to coin the term “abundance mentality” in 1989 in his widely acclaimed book “The Seven Principles of Highly …
Image Source – https://www.freepik.com/free-photo/stethoscope-with-red-heart-near-medicines-cup-coffee-keyboard-white-desk_5223587.htm Globally, cardiovascular diseases claim 17.9 million lives. These mainly include cerebrovascular, coronary, and rheumatic impairments, which affect the heart as well as blood vessels, according to an article on the World Health Organization (WHO). As of 2016, 121.5 million adults are living with some form of heart disease in America alone. Given …
3 Ways to Better the Cardiac Care Program of Your Hospital Read More »
Have you ever needed a dental remedy but baulked at the thought of going to the dentist? Although dentists provide an incredibly necessary service, many people don’t like the idea of sitting in a dentist’s chair and undergoing an examination. Many others don’t like the resulting bill, especially if they don’t have dental insurance. Fortunately, …
Overuse of social media is a hot topic right now and many leading experts in psychology and other areas of lifestyle like Steve Fisackerly have been speaking out about the dangers of social media overuse. This, coupled with the points made in the brilliant movie ‘Social Dilemma’ has been pushing people to rethink how they currently …
Steve Fisackerly – 5 Signs Its Time to Give Social Media a Break Read More »
The world has become a strange place in 2020 due to the COVID-19 pandemic, with life as we know it turned upside down, but there remains the same risks and dangers to our health there always has been. Cancer has not gone anywhere and, even once we come through the other side of the pandemic, …
Give COVID the Respect it Deserves – But Don’t Disregard Cancer Read More »
