Researchers have published a new study that takes a comprehensive look at the United States’ cancer rates. They aimed to measure and compare incidence rates of cancer diagnosis and mortality in different generations over time. The study concluded that the incidence rates of Gen X and Millennials were 2 to 3 times higher than those...
Author: Bruce Abrahamse
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Cancer is listed among the leading causes of death worldwide, along with cardiovascular and chronic respiratory diseases. [1] There were just under 20 million new cases reported worldwide in 2022 alone. [2] With these numbers rising annually, it is essential that individuals get diagnosed as early as possible. With an early diagnosis, it is more...
Dementia cases are rising every year, with the current statistics stating that there are currently 55 million afflicted individuals worldwide. However, a new study has found that around half of these cases could be prevented by simply addressing 14 dementia risk factors early on in life. Thanks to studies such as this one, we are...
A recent study has found a significant connection between anxiety and dementia. Researchers say that those who suffer from anxiety triple their risk of developing dementia later in life. Published in the Journal of the American Geriatrics Society, it is the first study of its kind to investigate the link between anxiety and dementia over...
Imagine finding a body so well preserved that you assume it must have been recently buried. So recent in fact, that you could still deduce what he ate for his last meal. Believe it or not, this is exactly what happened in the 1950s. The discovery of the Tollund Man has led to a greater...
Nothing can ruin a summer’s night barbecue like the sudden appearance of mosquitoes. Yet, you may notice that some people get bitten while others remain completely unharmed. Your friends could be sitting right next to you blissfully unaware of these pests while you spend the entire night swatting at your face. There are actually several...
In 2020, it was estimated that over 55 million individuals suffer from dementia worldwide. Research suggests that this number is further estimated to double every 20 years. [1] This is why doctors must be able to detect individuals with the potential to develop Alzheimer’s as early as possible. This way, they can enter them into...
How often you poop can reveal a lot about your body’s state of health. Regarding bowel movement frequency, it is essential to strive to stay regular. But have you ever really given much thought to how often you should poop to stay regular and healthy? A recent study published in Cell Reports Medicine has shed...
Which one of us hasn’t dreamed of living forever? With recent advances in modern technology, we may soon be taking one step closer to that dream. The reality is that we might never achieve immortality, yet we shall soon be able to extend our lifespan significantly. A recent study involving a new anti-aging drug showed...
Certain foods can potentially interact with your medications and make them less effective – even the ones we consider healthy. We all focus on incorporating healthy dietary habits into our lives to prevent ailments such as heart disease or lessen our reliance on medications. Yet, unfortunately, many of these healthy foods can often lead to...
Which child’s lunchbox would be complete without the much-loved peanut butter and jelly sandwich? Over the decades, it has proven to be a firm favorite – not just in the United States but in many countries across the globe. But, how healthy are PB&J sandwiches, and what happens to your body if you eat one...
Leukemia is a term that refers to various cancers that originate in our blood cells. It affects people across all age groups but is most prevalent in adults over 55 years of age and children under the age of 15. Overall, leukemia is treatable, although certain types of leukemia respond better to treatment than others....