Experts reveal a drink that regulates blood sugar and supports heart and bone health

Experts reveal a drink that regulates blood sugar and supports heart and bone health

Al-Marsad Newspaper: Experts revealed the benefits of drinking chia seeds and cinnamon, according to the “Food-ndtv” website. They explained that these benefits are: Improves digestive health Chia seeds are a good source of soluble fiber, which helps promote regular bowel movements and improves overall digestive health. Regulates blood sugar Chia seeds and cinnamon have a … Read more

World Health: 28 health sector workers were killed in Lebanon within 24 hours

World Health: 28 health sector workers were killed in Lebanon within 24 hours

Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus, Director General of the World Health Organization, announced today that 28 health workers have been killed in Lebanon in the past 24 hours. Ghebreyesus said that many other workers in the health sector “did not go to work and fled the areas where they work because of bombing operations.” “ “This severely … Read more

Study: Number of breast cancer cases in US rising sharply, even as death rates fall

Study: Number of breast cancer cases in US rising sharply, even as death rates fall

The number of breast cancer cases is rising sharply in the United States, driven by an increase in cases among young women and Asian Americans, according to a study released Tuesday. A biennial report published by the American Cancer Society found that the number of cases increased by one percent each year from 2012 to … Read more

Hormones, self-examination and pregnancy: 6 questions about your breasts answered by expert Odette Patho

Hormones, self-examination and pregnancy: 6 questions about your breasts answered by expert Odette Patho

Pixel It’s October 1st and that means Breast Cancer Awareness Month. We all know how important it is to check your breasts, but we certainly don’t do it often enough. To raise awareness among women about getting to know their own breasts, breast radiologist Odette Patho joins today. Young women have many questions about the … Read more

Opening of “Innovative Diabetes Medicine” in Thailand

Opening of “Innovative Diabetes Medicine” in Thailand

According to the IDF Diabetes Atlas, 537 million people live with diabetes worldwide with type 2 diabetes, and almost half of them are undiagnosed. It is expected that by 2030 this will increase to 643 million and by 2045 it will increase to 783 million. While the situation of diabetes in Thailand Data from public … Read more

These are five popular foods that are healthy, but aren’t

These are five popular foods that are healthy, but aren’t

It’s not just juice – many other foods and drinks you buy at the store are now considered highly processed. Despite being packed with labels pointing to their health benefits. Dr. Federica Amati, a medical scientist and public health nutritionist, says that this “halo effect“. “We use that term when ultra-processed foods (UPF) and other … Read more

The latest developments in the health condition of the player Fahad Al-Muwallad. Free al-Marsad newspaper

The latest developments in the health condition of the player Fahad Al-Muwallad. Free al-Marsad newspaper

Al-Marsad Newspaper: The writer Imad Al-Sayegh published the latest developments in the health condition of the player Fahd Al-Muwallad. Al-Sayegh said in a tweet through his account on the “X” platform that Captain Fahd Al-Muwallad is still in his previous state, in a coma and on breathing. It is worth noting that the medical evacuation … Read more

Older people get stronger with vaccines: ‘Because they gave me a shot, I didn’t catch a single cold’

Older people get stronger with vaccines: ‘Because they gave me a shot, I didn’t catch a single cold’

Humberto Horta lee tranquilamente LA NUEVA ESPAÑA mientras espera su turno para recibir la vacuna contra la gripe y el covid en la residencia de mayores Trisquel, de Oviedo. “La prevención es lo mejor que se puede hacer. Y que la salud pública se ocupe de esto es genial para todos, sobre todo los mayores”. … Read more

More and more young people (especially girls) are taking antidepressants: the number rises by 60 percent in 10 years

More and more young people (especially girls) are taking antidepressants: the number rises by 60 percent in 10 years

In contrast, the percentage of antibiotic users among young people has fallen from 30.4 percent to 23.3 percent in 10 years. A similar trend can be seen in adults. “These are encouraging numbers,” said Evelyn MacKenzie. “Awareness of antibiotics is increasing, which is necessary, because bacteria can become resistant as a result of incorrect use. … Read more