Health

Healthiest States, Cities in the US for 2016 Revealed

It's the second year the cities are ranked by SmartAsset. A healthy lifestyle is one of the goals people make every year. However, not everyone can maintain their fitness and wellness routines properly.

Teen Suicide Rate in Palo Alto Prompts CDC Investigation; 5 Warning Signs Your Teen Might Have Suicidal Tendencies

The US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention investigates the high teen suicide rate in Palo Alto, California.

Can More Sex Be The Answer For Reduced Throat Cancer Rates?

A new study reveals that oral sex increases the risk of developing throat and neck cancer. However, researchers say this seems to only apply to men and not women.

Guillain-Barré, Zika Virus Connection Getting Stronger as Paralysis Cases Increase in Latin America

Doctors continue to witness an increase in patients exhibiting the symptoms of the condition. Paralysis and neurological disorders, such as the Guillain-Barré syndrome (GBS), are increasing in Latin American countries and its links to the Zika virus outbreak could be getting stronger, the World Health Organization (WHO) confirmed in a new report.

Jessica Alba, Honest Co. Hit With Another Lawsuit For Dishonest Labeling

The actress founded the eco-friendly personal product line in 2011. Jessica Alba's eco-friendly product line, Honest Company, is facing another legal battle.

Will Taxing Obese People Do Any Good?

A study revealed that it could work if the measure is framed properly. Experts have linked obesity to different health problems, including an increased risk of death, and many programs aimed at managing weight gain have sprouted over the years.

Lenten Season 2016: 5 Easy, Meatless Lunch Recipes You Can Take With You to Work

Observe meatless Fridays at work with these healthy meals. Catholics in Latin American households practice meatless Fridays in observance of the Lenten season, which started Ash Wednesday, Feb.

5 Ways Rafael Nadal & Other Athletes Can Prevent Getting Infected by the Zika Virus During the Rio Open

Authorities and organizers of various sports events happening in Brazil are guiding and advising many of the participating athletes.

Mortality Rate of Colombian Latino Kids Due To Nutrition-Related Issues On The Rise

Colombia reports that there is an increase in the mortality rate in children under 5-years old due to malnutrition.

Ever Wondered What the Original Taco Bell Served? Check Out its First Ever Menu

Taco Bell is currently one of the biggest fast food chains in the world. The restaurant, however, came from very humble beginnings, similar to many successful startups. Here is its very first menu.

Female Basketball Players, Laborers With Hypertension Are Three Times At Risk Of Heart Disease

Hypertensive women, who work physically demanding jobs, are three times more at risk of heart disease, according to a new study.

What is Virtual Reality Therapy? Check Out How It Comforts People With Mental Health Issues

The technology has been around since the 90s. But, how does this work? A study published in the British Journal Psychiatry Open suggests that virtual reality therapy (VRT) can help alleviate symptoms of depression.

Hispanic Families, Ancestry Require More Research to Decrease Latino Cancer Rate

A new study suggests that there is a need for more research about the Hispanic ancestry to decrease the rate of Latinos with cancer.

Study Shows Today's Marijuana Potency Is Stronger Than in 1995

Researchers from the University of Mississippi have found out that marijuana's potency has become stronger today than it was back in 1995. The study used a total of 38,681 samples of cannabis and was recently published in the Biological Psychiatry journal.

Researchers Say Noise Can Restrict Children's Learning Process

According to a new study presented at the 2016 American Association for the Advancement of Science Annual Meeting, noise can restrict a child's learning process. It is noted that certain types of noise can be more distracting to a brain of child causing delay in their learning compared to adults.

Researchers Detect Zika Virus in Fetal Brain, Big Clue in Link to Microcephaly

Researchers from Europe have out that a fetal brain whose mother suffered Zika virus symptoms during pregnancy is missing neural folds. Even though it's not enough to prove that the mosquito-borne disease directly causes microcephaly, scientists believe what they found is a big clue in finding the link between the two.

Demand for Mosquito-Eating Frogs Rises as Argentinian Households Fight Zika Outbreak

Argentinians have been demanding for more adult toads and frogs that can chomp on mosquitos that are immune to the pesticides.

Puerto Rico Debt, Health Crises Addressed in Obama's New Budget Plan

To alleviate Puerto Rico's financial and health crises, President Barack Obama made a number of proposals for the commonwealth in his 2017 fiscal year budget.

Borrelia Mayonii: The New Lyme Disease-Causing Bacteria

Researchers at the Mayo clinic have recently discovered a new species of bacteria while testing the blood of people who allegedly have Lyme disease. The B. mayonii bacterium, named after the researchers who have assisted the discovery, is the bacteria that can cause the "debilitating illness" in North America.

Concussions Linked to Higher Suicide Risk

A new study about concussions revealed that there is a link between head injury and suicide. Experts found that individuals who suffered from a blow to the head have higher tendencies to commit suicide years after the injury.
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