Health is central to your overall well-being, and that is why it is considered your greatest wealth. Good health keeps you more productive and ensures that you live a longer, dynamic and happy life. There is no doubt that safeguarding your health through a sensible lifestyle is very important. You are healthy in the true sense when you have a healthy mind in a healthy body. Physical activity or exercise will help improve your health and keep certain diseases and conditions including anxiety and depression at bay. It will also help you manage your body weight and maintain a healthy and attractive body profile. Refrain from habits such as drinking and smoking to ensure that you stay healthy.
You are not alone in the race to stay healthy. We keep track of the changing needs of healthcare and help you lead a healthy life. Follow our health blog for motivational tips and advice on healthcare, on maintaining fitness and your ideal body weight, as well as to stay updated with the latest research and studies on medical science and nutrition among other relevant subjects.
A type of bacteria called Mycobacterium tuberculosis causes Tuberculosis (TB), a contagious infection that primarily affects the lungs. TB can also affect any part of the body like the brain and the spine. According to the World Health Organization (WHO), TB is one of the top 10 causes of death worldwide and killed an estimated …
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A healthy mouth is important for a healthy body. It is very important to pay attention to your oral health as the mouth is one of the main doorways for the virus that can cause COVID-19 and other infections such as the flu. Adopting a good oral hygiene routine and managing risk factors is important …
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Spring is around the corner! The season heralds new hope and spending time outdoors can be a big stress reliever after the long winter and stay-a-home restrictions imposed by COVID-19 pandemic. Spring is the best time for a body tune-up and doing the right exercises can help you shake off sluggishness and enjoy the beautiful …
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Job-related eye injuries are getting more common. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) reports that each day approximately 2,000 U.S. workers sustain a job-related eye injury that requires medical treatment. About one third of these injuries are treated in hospital emergency departments, and more than 100 result in one or more days away …
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Water is an important nutrient and necessary for all forms of life to sustain. The body loses its water throughout the day, mostly through urine and sweat and from regular functions like breathing. To prevent dehydration (losing more fluids than you are taking in), you should drink plenty of water every day. One common question …
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Looking at a computer, smartphone or any other digital screen for long periods of time can be tough on your eyes and lead to eye strain. The ongoing pandemic has increased the screen time. According to an Eyesafe Nielsen report, the average screen time per person rose 60%, to more than 13 hours a day, …
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Each year, National Eating Disorders Awareness (NEDA) Week begins the last Monday in February. This year, the NEDA Week runs from February 22-28. The week is observed all over the nation to spread awareness about eating disorders by educating the public and sharing inspirational stories of hope and recovery. Sponsored by the National Eating Disorder …
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Many people consider being organized an unpleasant task that will never get done or doesn’t really matter. The truth is that being organized offers benefits for a person’s physical and mental health. Think of the difference between a messy, cluttered home or office and a well-organized, clean and tidy set up. People who are disorganized …
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Since 1980, the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA), in coordination with the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) has been jointly releasing a set of dietary guidelines for Americans every five years. These guidelines serve as the cornerstone of federal nutrition programs and policies and offer science-based advice for choosing foods that promote …
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Cancer is a critical health issue that affects millions worldwide. It has a staggering death toll rate – every year, up to 9.6 million people die from cancer. But do you know that about one-third of common cancers are preventable and treatable? More than one-third of cancer cases can be prevented and another third can …
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