Poll Shows People Are Picking Up Healthy New Habits As a Result of Being Home in Pandemic
Brits report creating new self-care routines and habits to help keep them motivated and well during the pandemic.
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Hydration May Be the Recipe for Happiness: This Poll Reflects Benefits, The More Water You Drink
A new survey of 2,000 Americans, commissioned by Bosch, explores how hydration affects happiness and optimism.
A Single Injection Reverses Blindness in Patient with Rare Genetic Disorder - Another RNA Success
A single injection of experimental RNA, sepofarsen, restored major visual function and sight for a patient with LCA, a genetic disease.
Navajo Nation Reports No New Covid Cases or Deaths
The Navajo Nation is reporting no new COVID-19 cases or deaths, spreading hope to many.
Chef Drives 6 Hours to Vermont to Cook Her Favorite Meal-Soothing a Customer In Her Final Days
Steve Chu of Ekiben drove six hours from Baltimore to Vermont to cook up a delicious meal for a patron with cancer.
India Donates 200,000 COVID Vaccinations to Protect UN Peacekeepers Around the World
India is donating 200,000 vaccines to the UN's Blue Helmets to help protect them from COVID-19.
16% Drop in Peanut Allergies Among Children As Parents Follow Guidelines And Introduce Peanuts Earlier
Changes to food allergy guidelines has led to a 16% decrease in peanut allergy among infants, according to new study. The research, led by the Murdoch Children's Research Institute (MCRI), also found a significant increase in parents introducing peanut into their babies' diet since the guideline changes. Introducing peanut early in a child's life has […]
An Avocado a Day May Keep Your Gut Microbes Happy, Study Shows
New research from the University of Illinois says that eating avocado each day can help with gut health.
Trying to Stop the Epidemic of Veteran Suicides, Plant Medicine Company Builds Mental Wellness Value Chain
Canada's Allied Corp offers CBD, cannabis, and psilocybin products and healing retreats for veterans and first responders suffering ptsd.
Vitamin D Supplements Protect Black Population Against COVID-19, According to New Research
Higher levels of ‘the sunshine vitamin' (Vitamin D) was shown to reduce the risk of infection in Black populations, a Chicago study revealed.
Anyone in These States Can Get a Covid-19 Vaccine, Thanks to Several Native Tribes
Anyone 18 or older in Alaska, Colorado, and Oklahoma can schedule appointments with tribal health clinics for the COVID-19 vaccine.
Cannabis Compound Inhibits COVID-19 Replication in Human Lung Cells, Study Says
A pre-print study found CBD from cannabis prevented COVID-19 viral RNA expression, and reversed changes in lung cells brought on by the virus.
Just One Day After Completing CPR Training, a Teen Saves Her Friend's Life Using Procedure She'd Just Learned
Torri'ell Norwood learned CPR at Lakewood High School'. Only a day later, she saved her friend's life with her new school.
The Doctor is a Clown?!?
Does free medical care sound like a good idea to you? How about a movie starring Robin Williams based on the true story of a doctor who for 27 years has given free medical care?
Study: CBD May Help ADHD Kids More Than Drugs
Many kids with ADHD are treated with drugs, but a new study says food may be the key. Published in The Lancet journal, the study suggests that with a very restrictive diet, kids with ADHD could experience a significant reduction in symptoms.
Northwestern Scientists Repair and Reverse ALS Neuron Damage in Lab Using New Non-Toxic Compound
Using a non-toxic substance on mice, Northwestern scientists identified the first compound that stops degeneration of brain neurons in ALS.
Yale Scientists Successfully Repair Injured Spinal Cords Using Patients' Own Stem Cells
Yale and Sapporo Medical University scientists have repaired injured spinal cords using patients' own stem cells.
Being Around Birds Makes Us Much Happier Says New Science
New studies show that the number of different bird species heard and seen directly affects mental health—as much as a raise.
How To Adjust Your Sleep This Week So You're Ready For Daylight Savings Jolt
To make sure you don't become a groggy wreck for Daylight Savings Time, here are 5 sleep science tips to plan the week around.
First Neonatal Wearable Could Provide Real-time Detection of Jaundice and Vital Signs
Researchers at Yokohama National University have developed the first wearable devices to precisely monitor jaundice, and real-time vitals.
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