What You Should Know About Pfizer’s COVID Vaccine & Adolescents
Wednesday, 14 July 2021
When can this group start getting their shots? The shots, according to health officials, should be widely available to 12- to 15-year-olds. Is there a difference in the number of doses or the timing of this vaccine for this age group versus adults? No, the dosing remains the same: two shots of the Pfizer vaccine
- Published in Covid-19
HOW CAN WEIGHT LOSS BECOME MORE ENJOYABLE AND LESS OF A STRESS?
Wednesday, 14 July 2021
One of the main reasons why it is difficult for people to lose weight is that it involves breaking established habits. After all, you must drastically change your lifestyle to consume fewer calories and take on more activity if you attempt to lose weight. Most people don’t want to change their lives and even fewer
- Published in Healthy Lifestyle
How to minimize the risk of a heart attack
Thursday, 08 July 2021
If you’ve already had a heart attack, you’re at an increased risk of having another. But taking control of your own heart and blood vessel health can significantly lower your chances of having a second heart attack. What causes a heart attack? A heart attack, known as a myocardial infarction, is a serious medical condition
- Published in General Updates
Awareness of chronic migraine: stigma I encountered
Friday, 25 June 2021
It’s not really fun for me to think of chronic migraines and stigma over the decades I have had. I have had a huge impact on life with migraine diseases, which has made it extremely difficult because of the stigma I faced when trying to cope with them. It is not just our disease that
- Published in Chronic Illness Management
How to Discuss the New Netflix Nutrition Documentary with Your Clients
Tuesday, 22 June 2021
There is a lot we don’t know about nutrition. Although it may be difficult to accept, the verdict is still out on topics such as red meat, eggs, low-carb versus low-fat, and Paleo versus completely plant-based. In fact, there isn’t much we can say with certainty. Science has not identified a single best diet or
- Published in Healthy Lifestyle
Is it true that exercise can help protect against severe COVID-19?
Monday, 14 June 2021
Physical activity, according to science, improves our mood and prevents or slows the progression of many diseases, including heart disease, cancer, and dementia. It can even help us live longer lives. For these reasons, its recommended a minimum of 150 minutes of moderate physical activity per week Exercise as a vital sign Healthcare providers routinely
- Published in General Updates
After a prostate biopsy, a large review study indicates a modest incidence of erectile dysfunction.
Monday, 14 June 2021
It’s unnerving to have a prostate biopsy to screen for cancer, but the operation has a low risk of side effects. Antibiotics can help prevent infections, and the discomfort and bleeding that some men feel usually go away quickly. Biopsies have long been suspected of interfering with a man’s capacity to have an erection. In
- Published in Doctor Advice, General Updates, Health Insurance, Wellness Programmes
New Evidence Suggests COVID-19 Vaccines Remain Effective Against Variants.
Monday, 14 June 2021
The emergence of new and more infectious coronavirus variants has raised an alarming question: Will the current crop of COVID-19 vaccine protect against these variants causing disease? A research was conducted, scientists examined the levels of neutralizing antibodies, which prevent viruses from entering cells, in volunteers who had received the Johnson & Johnson COVID-19 vaccine.
- Published in Covid-19, General Updates, Health Insurance
3 Techniques for Reducing Anxiety by Working Backward
Thursday, 27 May 2021
To reduce fear, the majority of us are obvious and concentrate on our own anxiety. Looking for its root cause, determining our automatic negative thought patterns that exacerbate it, and addressing all of its many symptoms appear to be the best way to deal with the problem. These approaches have their place, but focusing too
- Published in General Updates
Post-Pandemic Anxiety: Getting Used to a New Normal
Thursday, 27 May 2021
We’re close to normal for more than a year with the widespread success of COVID-19 vaccines. I can’t wait for friends, family and strangers to gather again freely. However, some of us are concerned about life after pandemics. The question is whether it will be normal or whether we will have to adjust to another
- Published in Covid-19
