As the nation heads further into flu season, it’s unclear whether more shutdowns are likely as people are driven indoors, risking worse spread of the novel coronavirus at a time hospitals are already strained by the flu. The decision to shut down businesses and gatherings earlier this year may have been a prudent public health… Read More: How Banner Health is using AI to keep electives going »
I bought your guide and it walks wonderful! I love walking, more than anything, gym etc Thirty-nine of the participants completed an 8-week very-low-carb ketogenic diet followed diet 2-weeks keto reintroduction to foods. Will this help me lose more weight each week? Simply not having those options, reduce this problem. I was exhausted all the… Read More: Going for walks on keto diet »
n Health & Living, free with Monday’s Irish Independent, psychologist and mum-of-two Malie Coyne writes about how to manage your fears, and our resident parenting expert David Coleman has advice for dealing with back-to-school nerves in children. As science tells us that putting on weight is more complicated than just calories in, calories out, we… Read More: Are you anxious about your kids going back to school? »
April is famously the cruellest month because that is when flowers start growing in The Waste Land, T.S. Eliot’s 1922 poem of cultural decay. Likewise, as school wraps up for Canadian children, this is shaping up to be a cruel, cruel summer, as in the 1984 Bananarama song about heatwave heartache, because sunny weather is… Read More: Sunny weather and still trapped by COVID: Are the kids… »