A story in the right-wing magazine The New American this weekend was headlined Will Migrant Caravan Kill Your Child – With Disease? On Monday, “Fox& Friends” co-host Brian Kilmeade claimed that the refugees pose a threat because they carry “diseases” and shouldn’t be let in. A commentator on Fox, former immigration agent David Ward, also… Read More »
The movement to kick sugar out of diets has been steadily growing since 2014 when the World Health Organization recommended limiting sugar intake to 10 per cent of an adult’s daily calories, and just 5 per cent to yield “additional benefits.” A growing body of scientific studies have linked sugar to diabetes, liver disease, obesity… Read More »
by Monica Quinn How to Recover from Tendonitis Faster Tendonitis is a tendon inflammation that can develop in any tendon of your body. The cause of its development varies according to the age of the patient. In addition, there are general causes, common for any age group. Specific Causes for Developing Tendonitis An inadequate strain… Read More »
Food deserts aren’t just a U.S. phenomenon. They’re found all around the world. This week as I explore social determinants of health and technology solutions in several parts of Europe, I’ve learned more about food access challenges in the UK. These are discussed in a report published this month by the Social Market Foundation asking, What… Read More »
by Smriti Dry Eyes? Make Sure It Is Not The Dry Eye Syndrome That You're Suffering From What is the dry eye syndrome? Dry eye syndrome is a problem caused by a severe lack of wetness and moisture on the eye’s surface. Dry eye syndrome is a progressive condition which may or may not be… Read More »