While it feels energising, this little caffeine intervention is more a loan from your awake feeling, rather than a creation of any new energy. By Emma Beckett Many of us want — or should I say need? — our morning coffee to give us our “get up and go”. Altogether, the people of the world drink more than 2 billion...
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Bill Gates Thumbs up Which Country for Exceptional Handling of COVID-19?
The former head of Microsoft and current philanthropist reflects on the global community’s reaction to the epidemic. Bill Gates identifies a preferred Covid-19 response country – which one? After leaving Microsoft, one of the primary objectives of Bill Gates has been the management of a foundation that is responsible for the distribution of monies to...
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Meet Sheeren Gheba – A cancer survivor, a motivational personality
January is a month of cancer awareness. Shireen Gheba Najib’s story of fighting against cancer is a clear direction for many cancer patients to not lose hope at all. by Cherie Conela Meet Ms. Shireen, an accomplished personality doing almost everything she loves and raising awareness about many issues on her social media. For me...
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The countries where population is declining
There are many reasons behind these falls but they all share low fertility rates China’s population fell for the first time in over six decades, according to figures published on Tuesday. But it is not the only one. Many countries — especially in Europe and Asia — will see their populations decline in the coming decades,...
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Breathing in Danger: Air Pollution Causes Neurological Diseases
Air pollution has a positive correlation with neurological illnesses such as it can cause Alzheimer’s disease. Air pollution is linked to a variety of adverse health impacts, including respiratory and cardiovascular disorders, making it a worldwide public health problem. Recent research has linked exposure to polluted air to an increased risk of developing neurological disorders...
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January is Cervical Cancer Awareness Month
In the past, cervical cancer was the most common malignancy to kill women across the globe. Due to advances in screening and prevention, the mortality rate from this disease has dropped dramatically in recent years. January is a month dedicated to raise awareness about cervical cancer. The disease often progresses slowly over time, and a...
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Debunking common diabetes myths
Diabetes is a serious condition that requires proper management to prevent complications. However, many myths and misconceptions about the disease can lead to misunderstandings and misinformation. There are many myths and misconceptions surrounding diabetes, a chronic condition in which the body is unable to properly use and store glucose (a type of sugar). This can...
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New Alzheimer’s Drug Designed to Slow Disease Approved by FDA
Alzheimer’s disease immeasurably incapacitates the lives of those who suffer from it and has devastating effects on their loved ones. Nana Coupeau The FDA has approved a new drug shown to slow down the early stages of Alzheimer’s despite controversy surrounding some of its more serious side effects. Lecanemab, the first drug to actively decelerate the progress...
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Exciting morning routine that nobody will tell you
Starting your day off on the right foot can set the tone for the rest of the day. Having the best morning routine is helpful in setting the tone for the rest of the day. By starting your day off with purpose and intention, you can feel more focused and motivated to tackle your tasks....
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Ways to quit smoking naturally
Quitting smoking can be difficult, but it is worth it. So, start planning to get rid of it naturally. Smoking is harmful to your health and can cause a variety of serious health problems. Some of the potential health consequences of smoking include: Heart disease Stroke Lung cancer Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) Emphysema Asthma...