An American woman became the first person to be killed using a “Sarco suicide capsule.” Swiss police said on Monday that two people had been arrested for helping to use the unapproved Dutch-made device. Invented by controversial assisted death activist Dr. Philip Nitschke, the 3D-printed capsule is designed to kill its occupants by depriving them… Read More »
Full continental breakfasts are still a staple; they’re now supplemented with avocado toast, overnight oats or superfood smoothies. It may seem a bit haphazard to those without a solid understanding of nutrition, but beneath every new menu item lies a hidden trail of scientific research suggesting a healthier path. One of the latest dietary trends… Read More »
A new study suggests that following a Mediterranean diet during pregnancy may prevent childhood obesity, while genetic influences may play a role in long-term health outcomes. To work: Effect of Mediterranean diet during pregnancy on the onset of overweight or obesity in offspring: A randomized trial. Image Credit: Alex Maryna / Shutterstock.com In a recently… Read More »
The story of how authorities managed to catch the husband of a woman who fell from a 250-metre cliff and bring him to justice after a four-year investigation has finally emerged, decades after he was jailed. Peter Bergna was found clinging to rocks just after midnight on a summer evening in 1998, his wrecked pickup… Read More »
Taking 10,000 steps a day. Improving your VO2 max. Putting strawberries in your breakfast. What are the habits you have adopted to live a long and healthy life? Of course, the routines/rituals we do regularly have the most impact on our health. But there’s one particularly benign habit that longevity experts say can actually shave… Read More »
“It’s a combination of hypocrisy, naivety and arrogance,” says one former Number 10 special adviser. “There is a lot of exaggeration in politics but I find this astonishing.” Sue Gray was always going to have a huge impact on the new Labour administration, but the powerful civil servant turned government enforcer has already broken the… Read More »
A growing body of research suggests that what you eat plays a key role in preventing dementia. For example, greater adherence to a Mediterranean diet has been linked to a lower risk of cognitive impairment and Alzheimer’s disease. Diets high in whole plant foods have been shown to offer the strongest protection against dementia in… Read More »
You can easily find passport validity rules for UK passengers travelling to destinations around the world from official sources, particularly the Foreign Office’s travel advice. But airlines continue to disrupt passengers’ holiday plans by falsely claiming their passports are not valid for travel. British Airways is the latest. British Airways ground staff at London Gatwick… Read More »
Diet and Nutrition Apps Market The diet and nutrition apps market has witnessed significant growth in the recent years, driven by increasing consumer awareness about health and fitness, technological advancements, and changing lifestyles. This post will delve deep into the market by examining its size, share, opportunities, challenges, demand, and trends. Market Size and Share… Read More »
Fatty liver disease is also oiled Liver disease occurs when excess fat builds up in the liver, leading to inflammation and potential liver damage. Risk factors include obesity, poor diet, excessive alcohol consumption or type 2 diabetes. This condition is increasingly common and affects approximately 25% of the global population. Although fatty liver disease may… Read More »