Health

Shocking reason behind type 2 diabetes revealed by scientists Diabetes is one of the most common chronic metabolic diseases and currently approximately 415 million people have diabetes, and most of them, almost 90%, have type 2 diabetes. This condition occurs when the body cannot produce enough insulin, leading to chronically high blood sugar levels. Insulin…

What you need to know about ischemic stroke Have you ever wondered what an ischemic stroke is? And why can it be harmful? An ischemic stroke occurs when an artery that supplies blood to the brain becomes narrowed or blocked, usually by a blood clot. Without adequate blood flow, brain cells begin to die within…

Groundbreaking treatment for sepsis emerges in new research Blood infection, medically known as sepsis, is one of the leading causes of death because the body’s response to infection damages tissue and causes organs to fail. Africa has the highest number of sepsis patients in the world, with an estimated 48 million cases per year, leading…

Everything you need to know, guide to rosacea Rosacea is a chronic inflammatory skin condition that mainly affects the face. It is most common in adults and tends to disappear over time. Although rosacea is not life-threatening, if left untreated it can significantly impact self-confidence and quality of life. The condition is often misunderstood or…

Prevent cancer with these simple lifestyle changes Cancer is one of the leading causes of illness and death worldwide. The number of cases varies depending on where people live, partly because of differences in what people are exposed to. This is evident from one of the latest studies published in the journal Naturopathy, Nearly 40%…

Experts reveal the keto diet is key to treating depression Depression is one of the most common mental disorders worldwide. And its symptoms can be very difficult to manage. However, one study claims that eating a high-fat, low-carb diet can help reduce symptoms. In a comparison by experts, they said that one in five people…

Skip breakfast? Here are some reasons why you shouldn’t Breakfast is often called the most important meal of the day, and for good reason. After fasting for several hours during sleep, the body needs fuel to restore energy levels, support brain function and stabilize metabolism. Skipping breakfast, which many people habitually do, may seem harmless,…

Scientists reveal a shocking body response to a heart attack Heart failure is a serious and long-lasting condition that affects millions of people around the world. It usually starts with damage to the heart muscle and when this happens, the heart becomes weaker and cannot pump blood as well as it should. Over time, the…

Anti-inflammatory teas to keep your intestines in balance Inflammation is a natural response that helps the body heal, but chronic inflammation can contribute to fatigue, pain and long-term health problems. However, incorporating anti-inflammatory foods and drinks into your daily routine is a gentle yet effective way to support the body. Herbal and traditional teas in…

Emma Stone reveals she’s ‘too scared’ for her ‘own mental health’ Emma Stone just admitted she’s “scared” for her “own mental health” about launching an Instagram account. The 37-year-old actress prefers to be a ‘lurker’ and watch other people’s content rather than creating a profile on the photo-sharing site in her name. When asked if…

5 simple rules to follow for smooth, healthy hair Healthy hair is often a sign of consistent care rather than expensive products or lengthy routines. Daily habits, environmental exposure and styling practices all affect hair strength, shine and growth. Although hair needs vary depending on texture and lifestyle, a few basic practices can help maintain…

Expert discusses ‘complications’ of measles outbreak Health officials have warned of “irreversible” neurological damage in children as the number of measles-related hospitalizations increases in the state. Of the 876 confirmed cases in the state’s outbreak, at least 19 patients have been hospitalized with serious complications. In a briefing, state epidemiologist Linda Bell said: “Some of…