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World Multiple Sclerosis Day: Can Extreme Fatigue Sometimes Be Neurological And Not Lifestyle Related?
While MS is commonly associated with symptoms such as weakness, numbness or difficulty with balance, fatigue is often one of its earliest and most disabling manifestations. Unlike ordinary tiredness, neurological fatigue can appear suddenly and may not be linked to physical activity.
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Are Annual Health Checkups Enough To Detect Lifestyle Diseases?
An annual checkup acts more like a "snapshot" of your health at one specific point in time. However, lifestyle diseases can evolve gradually between screenings without obvious symptoms.
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Women With Parkinson's More Likely To Experience Falls, Report Higher Rates Of Pain Than Men: Study
Men, on the other hand, were more likely to report memory changes and showed higher rates of cognitive impairment, according to findings published in the The Lancet Regional Health Western Pacific journal.
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How Scientists Changed Their View Of Insomnia
Insomnia rarely occurs on its own, which brings us to one of the biggest changes scientists have made in our understanding of chronic sleep deprivation.
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People With Obstructive Sleep Apnea Have 71% Higher Risk Of Heart Attacks, Stroke And Death: Study
New Delhi, April 3 (IANS) Scientists have found that those living with obstructive sleep apnea (OSA) have a 71 per cent higher risk of cardiovascular events (CVEs) or death from any cause (all-cause mortality) compared with those not living with OSA.
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Psychiatrist Explains Autism And Its Associated Health Conditions
Autism is a complex mental health disorder that needs to be understood through its signs and how it affects children and adults. Dr Pallvi Sharma explains autism in great detail and urges the parents to become more understanding.
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Fatigue, Body Aches And Mood Swings? Deficiency Of This Vitamin Could Be The Reason
Fatigue that persists despite adequate sleep could signal an underlying deficiency. Vitamin D is crucial for energy metabolism, and low levels can leave you feeling drained and lethargic.
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Your Neurons Might Be 'Napping' While You're Awake, Says New ADHD Brain Study
A new study published in J Neuroscience suggests that adults with ADHD tend to experience sleep-like brain activity even while they are fully awake. Here are why these findings matter and what you need to know about ADHD treatment and diagnosis.
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Melatonin Use In Children Rising Worldwide, Experts Warn Of Safety Risks
A new review warns that millions of children are using melatonin supplements for sleep despite limited long-term safety data. Experts say the hormone may help some children with neurodevelopmental disorders but caution against unsupervised use.
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Drooling In Your Sleep? 5 Reasons Why This Could Be Dangerous: Health Risks Explained
Although drooling during sleep is often dismissed as harmless, excessive cases could signal significant health risks that should not be ignored.
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The Long-Term Impacts Of Depression Explained: How Everything From Physical Health To Metabolism Bears The Brunt
Here are the long-term impacts of depression and why knowing the signs and symptoms matter for awareness.
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Late-Night Hunger Isn't Just A Habit, Doctors Say It May Signal Disease
Frequent late-night hunger may reflect hormonal shifts, sleep disruption or metabolic conditions rather than poor self-control.
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Chronic Stress, Poor Sleep, Low Vitamin D: Doctor Lists Hidden Lifestyle Triggers Raising Heart Disease Risk
Dr Vishakha identified hidden lifestyle factors that increase the risk of heart disease, from low vitamin D to chronic stress.
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Emotional Eating: Signs And What Changes Can Help
Emotional eating is often automatic: you eat while distracted, then feel shame, which can start a cycle of more emotional eating.
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Blood Test Shows Promise For Early Detection Of Dementia: Study
A simple blood test for people with a certain sleep disorder may help predict the development of dementia years before symptoms occur, according to a new study.
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World Multiple Sclerosis Day: Can Extreme Fatigue Sometimes Be Neurological And Not Lifestyle Related?
While MS is commonly associated with symptoms such as weakness, numbness or difficulty with balance, fatigue is often one of its earliest and most disabling manifestations. Unlike ordinary tiredness, neurological fatigue can appear suddenly and may not be linked to physical activity.
-
Are Annual Health Checkups Enough To Detect Lifestyle Diseases?
An annual checkup acts more like a "snapshot" of your health at one specific point in time. However, lifestyle diseases can evolve gradually between screenings without obvious symptoms.
-
Women With Parkinson's More Likely To Experience Falls, Report Higher Rates Of Pain Than Men: Study
Men, on the other hand, were more likely to report memory changes and showed higher rates of cognitive impairment, according to findings published in the The Lancet Regional Health Western Pacific journal.
-
How Scientists Changed Their View Of Insomnia
Insomnia rarely occurs on its own, which brings us to one of the biggest changes scientists have made in our understanding of chronic sleep deprivation.
-
People With Obstructive Sleep Apnea Have 71% Higher Risk Of Heart Attacks, Stroke And Death: Study
New Delhi, April 3 (IANS) Scientists have found that those living with obstructive sleep apnea (OSA) have a 71 per cent higher risk of cardiovascular events (CVEs) or death from any cause (all-cause mortality) compared with those not living with OSA.
-
Psychiatrist Explains Autism And Its Associated Health Conditions
Autism is a complex mental health disorder that needs to be understood through its signs and how it affects children and adults. Dr Pallvi Sharma explains autism in great detail and urges the parents to become more understanding.
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Fatigue, Body Aches And Mood Swings? Deficiency Of This Vitamin Could Be The Reason
Fatigue that persists despite adequate sleep could signal an underlying deficiency. Vitamin D is crucial for energy metabolism, and low levels can leave you feeling drained and lethargic.
-
Your Neurons Might Be 'Napping' While You're Awake, Says New ADHD Brain Study
A new study published in J Neuroscience suggests that adults with ADHD tend to experience sleep-like brain activity even while they are fully awake. Here are why these findings matter and what you need to know about ADHD treatment and diagnosis.
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Melatonin Use In Children Rising Worldwide, Experts Warn Of Safety Risks
A new review warns that millions of children are using melatonin supplements for sleep despite limited long-term safety data. Experts say the hormone may help some children with neurodevelopmental disorders but caution against unsupervised use.
-
Drooling In Your Sleep? 5 Reasons Why This Could Be Dangerous: Health Risks Explained
Although drooling during sleep is often dismissed as harmless, excessive cases could signal significant health risks that should not be ignored.
-
The Long-Term Impacts Of Depression Explained: How Everything From Physical Health To Metabolism Bears The Brunt
Here are the long-term impacts of depression and why knowing the signs and symptoms matter for awareness.
-
Late-Night Hunger Isn't Just A Habit, Doctors Say It May Signal Disease
Frequent late-night hunger may reflect hormonal shifts, sleep disruption or metabolic conditions rather than poor self-control.
-
Chronic Stress, Poor Sleep, Low Vitamin D: Doctor Lists Hidden Lifestyle Triggers Raising Heart Disease Risk
Dr Vishakha identified hidden lifestyle factors that increase the risk of heart disease, from low vitamin D to chronic stress.
-
Emotional Eating: Signs And What Changes Can Help
Emotional eating is often automatic: you eat while distracted, then feel shame, which can start a cycle of more emotional eating.
-
Blood Test Shows Promise For Early Detection Of Dementia: Study
A simple blood test for people with a certain sleep disorder may help predict the development of dementia years before symptoms occur, according to a new study.
