Tag: Health

Still or Sparkling? Here’s How to Pick The Best Beverage For Your Health. : ScienceAlert

Water is a basic necessity of life, and when it comes to choosing between still and sparkling water,

Zuckerberg Regrets Censoring COVID Content, But Disinformation Threatens Public Health, Not Free Speech

Surgeon General C. Everett Koop sounded the alarm about the emerging HIV/AIDS epidemic. Despite objections from some in

Jake Paul Not Concerned About Mike Tyson’s Health, There’s No Backup Opponent!

Jake Paul is gearing up for his highly anticipated fight against Mike Tyson, and he's not letting any

Intervention for cleaning shared health care equipment could significantly reduce health care–associated infections

When it comes to reducing infections in hospitals and potentially saving lives, a new study has found that

A Call for Government Agencies to Fill Research Gaps on Women’s Health 

Women make up slightly over half of the US population, yet the impact of chronic conditions on women's

Wendy Williams’ Health and Personal Struggles Through the Years

Wendy Williams has been in the spotlight for more than just her candid opinions and on-air confrontations with

Meta-study results suggest most implicit bias training for health care providers has flawed methodology

A recent study conducted by a team of psychologists and public health specialists from multiple universities has shed

Study links cardiovascular fitness to brain health

The brain's white matter is a crucial component of the central nervous system, consisting of myelinated axons that

Smart mask monitors breath for signs of health

The development of personalized wearable devices for health monitoring continues to advance, with the latest innovation being a

Billions worldwide consume inadequate levels of micronutrients critical to human health, new study finds

Micronutrient deficiencies are a major global health concern, with more than half of the world's population not consuming

Convention Invisibility Teaches A Crucial Health Policy Lesson

So what does this all mean for the future of health policy in America? The invisibility of important

Construction industry culture hinders mental health support, study finds

Construction workers face unique challenges when it comes to mental health, with suicide rates among colleagues being a