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UK Hospital Opens Rooftop Critical Care Garden With 60 Beds: Is This The Future Of Healthcare?
A UK hospital has unveiled a 60-bed rooftop critical care garden designed for ICU patients, blending nature, sunlight, and rehabilitation. Experts say such healing spaces may improve recovery, sleep quality, mental health, and overall patient outcomes.
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Can 7,000 Steps A Day Sharpen Your Brain? Here's What Research Says
Some research suggests brisk walking may provide stronger cardiovascular and metabolic benefits compared to slow walking.
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Study Finds Taking A Vacation Every 2 Months Can Reduce Stress And Boost Work Performance
People who successfully detach from work during their holidays experience greater energy and reduced fatigue upon return, according to research.
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Sudden Sweating Without Reason? Here's What It Could Mean
Excessive sweating without obvious triggers may indicate underlying health issues like hormonal imbalances, infections, or metabolic disorders.
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Box Breathing: What Is It And How It Helps To Calm Your Anxiety?
There are several breathing techniques which can be beneficial to regulate the nervous system. Among them is box breathing. It has a structured, easy-to-follow method that can be practiced anywhere.
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Anti-Stigma Campaign, Digital Tool Help Mitigate Mental Health Problems In Slums: Study
India is home to the world's largest adolescent population of 253 million, with about one in every five experiencing mental health challenges such as anxiety and depression, according to the United Nations International Children's Emergency Fund (UNI
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1 Month Of Gymming: Doctor Explains The Ideal Weight Loss You Should Expect
Healthy weight loss in the first month of gym routines ranges from one to three kilograms, depending on various individual factors.
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Cortisol And Abdominal Fat: 6 Other Ways The Stress Hormone Affects Your Body
When you have high cortisol constantly, your body signals that you're in an endless danger mode. This can lead to fat storage around the belly, weaker muscles, blood sugar spikes, heart strain, and poor sleep, among others.
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From Core Strength To Stress Relief: 7 Reasons Every Woman Should Try Pilates
Pilates is low-impact and can be done by women of all ages and fitness levels. Pilates not just targets muscles but also your posture, flexibility, and more.
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Doomscrolling Before Bed? Here's What It's Doing To Your Brain
Scrolling late at night exposes you to blue light, which suppresses melatonin, the hormone that signals your body it's time to sleep.
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Just 24 Minutes Of Music Can Calm Your Mind, Study Says
One of the most interesting findings from the study is the idea of a "sweet spot" duration. Short listening sessions did help to some extent, but the benefits were not as strong.
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Managing Parental Stress May Protect Children From Obesity, Finds Yale Study
A recent study says that parental stress can lead to childhood obesity. Published in the journal Pediatrics, the study says that lowering parental stress may help reduce the risk of obesity in young children.
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Home Tests Beat HbA1c For Accurate Blood Sugar Control, Doctor Explains How
If you've been managing diabetes based solely on your HbA1c report every three months, you might be flying blind between appointments, and making decisions based on incomplete information.
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Yoga Myths Busted: Expert Tells How Yoga Is About More Than Asanas
Asanas are just one part of what yoga stands for, says expert Sailendra S Raane.
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Can Crunches Really Help Target Belly Fat? Follow These Tips To Reduce Waist Size
Crunches strengthen abs but don't burn belly fat overall diet, cardio, and strength training do.
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UK Hospital Opens Rooftop Critical Care Garden With 60 Beds: Is This The Future Of Healthcare?
A UK hospital has unveiled a 60-bed rooftop critical care garden designed for ICU patients, blending nature, sunlight, and rehabilitation. Experts say such healing spaces may improve recovery, sleep quality, mental health, and overall patient outcomes.
-
Can 7,000 Steps A Day Sharpen Your Brain? Here's What Research Says
Some research suggests brisk walking may provide stronger cardiovascular and metabolic benefits compared to slow walking.
-
Study Finds Taking A Vacation Every 2 Months Can Reduce Stress And Boost Work Performance
People who successfully detach from work during their holidays experience greater energy and reduced fatigue upon return, according to research.
-
Sudden Sweating Without Reason? Here's What It Could Mean
Excessive sweating without obvious triggers may indicate underlying health issues like hormonal imbalances, infections, or metabolic disorders.
-
Box Breathing: What Is It And How It Helps To Calm Your Anxiety?
There are several breathing techniques which can be beneficial to regulate the nervous system. Among them is box breathing. It has a structured, easy-to-follow method that can be practiced anywhere.
-
Anti-Stigma Campaign, Digital Tool Help Mitigate Mental Health Problems In Slums: Study
India is home to the world's largest adolescent population of 253 million, with about one in every five experiencing mental health challenges such as anxiety and depression, according to the United Nations International Children's Emergency Fund (UNI
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1 Month Of Gymming: Doctor Explains The Ideal Weight Loss You Should Expect
Healthy weight loss in the first month of gym routines ranges from one to three kilograms, depending on various individual factors.
-
Cortisol And Abdominal Fat: 6 Other Ways The Stress Hormone Affects Your Body
When you have high cortisol constantly, your body signals that you're in an endless danger mode. This can lead to fat storage around the belly, weaker muscles, blood sugar spikes, heart strain, and poor sleep, among others.
-
From Core Strength To Stress Relief: 7 Reasons Every Woman Should Try Pilates
Pilates is low-impact and can be done by women of all ages and fitness levels. Pilates not just targets muscles but also your posture, flexibility, and more.
-
Doomscrolling Before Bed? Here's What It's Doing To Your Brain
Scrolling late at night exposes you to blue light, which suppresses melatonin, the hormone that signals your body it's time to sleep.
-
Just 24 Minutes Of Music Can Calm Your Mind, Study Says
One of the most interesting findings from the study is the idea of a "sweet spot" duration. Short listening sessions did help to some extent, but the benefits were not as strong.
-
Managing Parental Stress May Protect Children From Obesity, Finds Yale Study
A recent study says that parental stress can lead to childhood obesity. Published in the journal Pediatrics, the study says that lowering parental stress may help reduce the risk of obesity in young children.
-
Home Tests Beat HbA1c For Accurate Blood Sugar Control, Doctor Explains How
If you've been managing diabetes based solely on your HbA1c report every three months, you might be flying blind between appointments, and making decisions based on incomplete information.
-
Yoga Myths Busted: Expert Tells How Yoga Is About More Than Asanas
Asanas are just one part of what yoga stands for, says expert Sailendra S Raane.
-
Can Crunches Really Help Target Belly Fat? Follow These Tips To Reduce Waist Size
Crunches strengthen abs but don't burn belly fat overall diet, cardio, and strength training do.
