Researchers believe that children who are permitted to watch a lot of television and play video games are more prone to engage in delinquent behaviour. According to Canadian researchers, there is a “lack of consensus” on whether children’s exposure to excessive amounts of screen time is harmful. However, after reviewing 87 previous research, they have…
Many individuals desire a healthy lifestyle, but the majority of them fail to achieve it due to their unhealthy daily routines, which are the primary cause. Many individuals believe that if they walk 10,000 steps a day, they would live longer. You don’t necessarily need to walk 10,000 steps every day to keep healthy, says…
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Wireless health is a cutting-edge approach that combines established healthcare systems with wireless technology to diagnose, treat, and monitor patients’ health and well-being. It is mostly utilised for telemedicine, which is used to treat patients who are virtually linked to doctors via video conferencing, as well as those who live in places where healthcare services…
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A new study discovered that a simple five-minute neck check can detect the onset of dementia ten years before any symptoms manifest themselves. For people in middle age who are at risk of developing the disease, experts hope that it could be incorporated into routine screenings. UCL scientists conducted a study in which they measured…
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Six million Australians over the age of 18 have high blood pressure. A total of 4 million Australian adults were found to be suffering with high blood pressure that was either mismanaged or uncontrolled (i.e., not being treated with medicine). Having high blood pressure, or BP, has been linked to an increased risk of heart…
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Does the mere thought of eating an orange make your stomach turn? Were you thinking about the possibility of taking a nap after dinner? The sphincter that separates your stomach from your oesophagus relaxes, allowing stomach acid to escape. If you want to discover more about the signs and symptoms, keep reading. Acid reflux…
