[ad_1] Listening Audio story 2min 41sec Sneezing, runny nose, congestion or irritated eyes? Yes, we hear you: the misery of seasonal allergies is real. Many of us find temporary relief with over-the-counter medications, but they do not treat the cause. As we approach the grass pollen season in the coming months, here is an option … Read more
[ad_1] A lab member tests transcranial brain stimulation on a research topic at Boston University. Courtesy of Rob Reinhart hide legend activate the legend Courtesy of Rob Reinhart A lab member tests transcranial brain stimulation on a research topic at Boston University. Courtesy of Rob Reinhart This is an unfortunate fact: as we age, we … Read more
[ad_1] Many leg exercises are compound movements that work your glutes, your hamstrings, your quads and your core. You can train your legs with various equipment including dumbbells and kettlebells. Some leg exercises you may want to try include skater squats, kettlebell swings, and side squats. Visit the INSIDER homepage for more. Performing exercises that … Read more
[ad_1] Allan Gallup, a lawyer and retired businessman, has lost his memory more and more in his later years. Finally, he could not remember how to use a computer or television. Although he needed a catheter, he did not stop forgetting and taking it out. It was Alzheimer's disease, the doctors said. So after Gallup's … Read more
[ad_1] Motherhood is a nice trip. The ability to give birth to a beating heart is certainly miraculous and it is obvious that it causes many changes in a woman's body. When Priyanshi, 26, gained weight after giving birth by caesarean section, people quickly reported the same problem and further demotivated her. If you have … Read more
[ad_1] A superb drug-resistant mushroom has sickened nearly 600 people in the United States in recent years, including more than 300 patients in the state of New York, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention reported. Candida auris, which attacks people with weakened immune systems, can be deadly. CBS New York reports that an elderly … Read more
[ad_1] Synchronizing an elderly person's brainwaves temporarily boosts his recall powers. After about half an hour of precisely calibrated stimulation, people were better able to mentally juggle images seen on a screen, say researchers Nature Neuroscience. The findings are the latest example of technology to improve thinking by reshaping brainwaves, an approach that may eventually … Read more
[ad_1] Photo: Liudmila_Fadzeyeva (iStock) Regarding the reports, I read each of them which is a version of "A woman gives birth without knowing that she was pregnant". Perhaps because, especially when I was younger, this scenario was my worst nightmare: An unplanned baby you did not even have a few months to prepare yourself? Now, … Read more
[ad_1] It's not fun, but even in the United States, access to clean water is not guaranteed. Example: the public health disaster in Flint, Michigan. And while our drinking water has been regulated under the EPA's Drinking Water Safety Act since 1974, many experts do not think it will go far enough. In fact, only … Read more
[ad_1] OIn the evening of April 1986, Bill Heine was sitting on the steps in front of his terraced house bought in Oxford, drinking a glass of wine, when he turned to his friend and told him asked a simple question: "Can you do anything to animate it? " His friend, the sculptor John Buckley, … Read more