Category Archives: Health News

Another week, and it’s time for your weekly health news. This week we feature articles on sigmoid colon pain, partial bowel obstruction, the difference between angina and heart attack, and yoga poses for a healthy liver. Extracts from the articles are as follows: Sigmoid Colon Pain: Causes, Symptoms, and Treatment Sigmoid colon pain can be ...click here to read more

It’s time for our weekly health round up. This week, we focus on some important articles on eye health, memory, muscle pain, and heart. Explore the difference between glaucoma, cataracts,  and panuveitis. We also have an important article on the effects of alcohol on memory. Other than that, take a look at how you can ...click here to read more

Varicose veins are those blue veins that appear on the legs. For those who have them, they often do not experience symptoms but are embarrassed simply by their appearance. For others, varicose veins may make legs feel heavy and throb in pain. Varicose veins, overall, aren’t dangerous and typically don’t result in any complications. But ...click here to read more

Exercise is recommended to treat and prevent all sorts of conditions. It can help you maintain a healthy weight, improve cardiovascular and respiratory health, reduce stress, and improve movement. Exercise can also get you out of your fatigue funk. You may think, “How can I exercise if I’m tired?” But the key is to push ...click here to read more

This set of weekly health news features articles on chest pain after eating, fibromyalgia diet, IBS with constipation, sarcopenia, and acute heart failure Chest pain after eating is usually related to gastric problems and what we eat. Our article on the topic explores the most common causes and possible remedies for the same. Articles on ...click here to read more

This time’s weekly health news contains information on simple home remedies for chest pain, foods for brain power, exercises for ED (Erectile Dysfunction), and the causes and treatment for stomach bloating after eating and bile duct obstruction. People suffer from all types of ailments. Many of these are treatable not only by medicine but also ...click here to read more

Depression, if untreated, can persist and progress over time, eventually leading to an increase in brain inflammation. The new study that made this claim was carried out at the Centre for Addiction and Mental Health (CAMH), where researchers studied the brain scans of patients suffering from depression. Brain Changes Reflected in Brain Imaging Brain cells ...click here to read more

Insomnia is, in simple words, the inability to sleep. Since sleep is essential to provide rest to our body, people suffering from insomnia are generally stressed and develop health problems due to lack of sleep. It is estimated that people today sleep 20 percent less than they did a century ago and over 30 percent ...click here to read more

This set of weekly health news features natural remedies for erectile dysfunction which includes foods for erectile dysfunction, and the causes, symptoms and treatment for systolic heart failure, thalamic stroke, gastric varices, and embolic stroke. While some conditions discussed this week can be bothersome, they need not be life-threatening. However, some of these can pose ...click here to read more

Venous insufficiency refers to a condition where blood flow through your veins travels in an inefficient manner, often causing it to back up and pool in the distal extremities. There are several types of vein disorders leading to venous insufficiency, with most being the result of either blood clots (deep vein thrombosis) or varicose veins. ...click here to read more

The liver is an important organ that plays a crucial role in our digestion. It receives blood from our digestive tract and filters it. Consequently, it is responsible for detoxifying our body and metabolizing medicine. It is important to have a healthy liver and understand whether our liver is developing any problems that would need ...click here to read more

For the upcoming Eating Disorders Awareness Week, we’ve rounded up articles with information pertaining to anorexia nervosa, bulimia nervosa, and binge eating disorder. Eating disorders are behavioral problems that reflect a person’s relationship with food. It could involve both overeating and undereating, both resulting in health problems that could begin with simple weight issues to ...click here to read more

Chronic pain refers to body pain that lasts for three or more months. While it affects people in all countries, it is more prevalent in certain regions such as a place called Meru in Kenya. Therefore, researchers decided to study the community in this region to identify factors that could have contributed to the pain. ...click here to read more

It has been one of the coldest winters we have seen in years. It’s hard to imagine warmer days, when day after day, we are hit with frigid temperatures. But rest reassured that this cold snap will end and we will begin to enjoy warmer days once more. Although many of us don’t enjoy the ...click here to read more