Dementia is becoming an ever-growing concern, with cases rising at an alarming rate across the globe. But here’s the shocking part: a large portion of these cases could actually be prevented with some simple lifestyle changes. Dr. Joel Salinas, a respected behavioral neurologist and associate professor at NYU Grossman School of Medicine, has uncovered some...
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The price of milk is rising, and families across the globe are beginning to notice. Whether you’re buying a gallon for breakfast cereal or cooking dinner, milk prices are climbing fast. Farmers and economists warn that this trend could soon make milk too expensive for many households. Let’s explore why this is happening and what...
A stunning Google Earth image has gone viral after revealing a rarely seen angle of our planet. It looks almost entirely like ocean. Shared on Reddit’s r/thalassophobia under the post titled “If you look at Earth on Google Maps just right…”, the image shows Earth from above the Pacific Ocean. What’s shocking is how little...
Scientists all agree that we must dramatically cut emissions of gases such as carbon dioxide. While there are certain measures that can be taken, many of them are long-term projects that will take years to fully develop and implement. Many researchers are turning towards potential solutions that could be rapidly integrated, such as solar geoengineering....
Overall, the rates of colon cancer have steadily declined over the last three decades. However, during this same period, rates of the disease in people under the age of 50 have dramatically increased. Researchers theorize that it is likely a combination of factors that have contributed to this rise, such as a sedentary lifestyle, diet,...
A German study has recently revealed 5 midlife health risks that could cut a decade off your lifespan. Recently presented at the American College of Cardiology Scientific Session, the study identified obesity, diabetes, high cholesterol, smoking, and high blood pressure as the risk factors. Collectively, these factors account for an astounding 50% of all cardiovascular...
Blueberries have for a long time now been touted as a “superfood”, meaning that they are packed with powerful, disease-fighting nutrients. There is no doubt that this small fruit is seriously good for you – but what would happen if you ate blueberries every single day? Here are six things you can expect to happen...
Imagine cutting your cancer treatment time from an hour to just five minutes. If you or someone you love has faced cancer treatment, you know how precious each minute outside a hospital can be. That’s why a groundbreaking new development from The National Health Service (NHS) causes such excitement across England. Cancer patients throughout England...
Sperm whales appear all over the world. They swim in every deep ocean and brave extreme temperatures from the equator to the Arctic and Antarctic. They have massive heads that take up one-third of their body length. Inside are the largest brains in the planet, five times the size of a human’s. And they seem...
Researchers claim they have found a potential new cause of autism. They discovered that children with a genetic condition called myotonic dystrophy type 1 are 14 times more likely to develop autism. Myotonic dystrophy type 1 (DM1) is inherited and results in fatigue, progressive muscle weakness, and various cognitive issues. The researchers say it could...
With coronary heart disease (CHD) remaining the leading cause of death worldwide, it is surprising how often its onset and symptoms go unnoticed until catastrophe occurs. Many individuals with CHD may not experience any obvious symptoms in the early stages with some individuals showing signs just mere hours before onset. The first sign of a...
There is a cancer that is on the rise in the United States, and it is on the rise in a population that is taking doctors by surprise. The cancer is anal cancer, and the population is white and hispanic women aged 65 and older. This is challenging previous assumptions about high-risk groups for this...