Alzheimer is one of the many diseases that have no cure until today. Nevertheless, there are a variety of preventable measures that can be done to address the condition. In the latest study published in the FASEB Journal, scientists found that taking supplements is one way to protect ourselves from developing Alzheimer’s. A research team from Northwes
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Does it feel like something is missing when you’re not holding your mobile phone or touching your iPad? Do you check your Facebook account almost every minute? Do you feel anxious and worried when you don’t get to check your emails first thing in the morning? If your answers are all YES’s, you could be having a digital addiction! Many peop
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Decades of research suggest that cells in the human heart do not regenerate, they simply grow larger. On a new study however, scientists from Boston Children’s Hospital challenged this theory. Human Heart Regeneration in Young People The study, which was published in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, reveals that the regeneration o
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Learning at least two different languages during childhood may help people avoid mental decline in old age, a new study suggests. The report, which was published in the journal Neuroscience, was the first to show a link between a cognitively stimulating activity such as speaking multiple languages on a daily basis and the improvement in brain function. Dif
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Every one of us wants nothing but the best in life. We want everything to happen accordingly and as planned, whether it’s about our career, relationship, or family. Our perfectionist tendencies however, subconsciously push us to adopt a stressful lifestyle. We strive hard to achieve our goals. At the same time, we worry that we may not hit them. While
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Spinal cord injury is a serious condition that can result to mobility problems and in worse cases, paralysis. Just like brain injury, it is a medical emergency that needs to be treated right away. Treatments involved highly invasive procedures which are administered by a specialist. After this, series of therapies are conducted to speed up the patient’
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Attention deficit-hyperactivity disorder or ADHD is the most common behavioural problem affecting children. Its main cause has not been established yet but vast research suggests that ADHD may run in families. Symptoms include hyperactivity and impulsivity, as well as the inability to focus attention. There are a lot of myths and misconceptions abo
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Often, we think of January as the best month to make another ‘fresh new start’ in our lives. As the New Year approaches, we make personal commitments to make life more worth-living. But for some couples, January is also the best time to end their relationships. January – the National Divorce Month Contrary to what the mass media portr
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People who suffer from metabolic stress are at risk of atrial arrhythmias, a cardiovascular problem characterised by rapid heartbeat – scientists say. Metabolic stress is a condition induced by poor oxygen supply in the cardiovascular system. While past studies have found that metabolic stress causes ventricular arrhythmias, this is the first time tha
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Bullying is a major problem that often goes unnoticed. It is not just common in schools, but has also reached its climax in workplaces. While many adults often think of it as a ‘just part of being a kid’, bullying is a complex social issue that leaves lasting and devastating effects to its victims. Are you an easy target? Thanks to the hard wor
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