To prevent colon cancer, it is wise not to smoke, drink little or no alcohol, and….take an aspirin regularly. Research has shown that regular use of low-dose aspirin (75-325 mg per day) can reduce the risk of colon cancer. A meta-analysis of 14 studies, published in 2018 in the journal JAMA Oncologyfound that the risk … Read more
Sienna Miller is angry about the criticism she has received for being pregnant at the age of 41. The actress announced on Wednesday that she is expecting a girl with her 27-year-old boyfriend and fellow actor Oli Green. The actress also received a lot of criticism for the fact that she is fourteen years older … Read more
There is little more annoying than waking up at night and not being able to sleep again. No matter what you try, you are wide awake and there seems to be little that can put you back to sleep. A sleep expert may have a solution for that. Expert Biquan Luo comes up with a … Read more
Singapore is the most expensive city in the world tied with Zurich, according to the global cost of living index developed by the British press group, “ The Economist« . Singapore and Zurich lead the list of the most expensive cities in the world, followed by New York, Geneva, Hong Kong, Los Angeles and Paris, indicates … Read more
Yes, hair loss or thinning of the hair can be caused by a deficiency or excess of vitamins. Vitaminecort A deficiency of certain vitamins can affect hair growth and quality. The following vitamins are important for healthy hair: Biotine (vitamine B8): Biotin is an important vitamin for the metabolism of proteins, carbohydrates and fats. It … Read more
Bas Hoeflaak’s Flute Song in the Prime Video program LOL: Last One Laughing is the most viewed Dutch YouTube video of this year. This was announced during the YouTube Starry Night on Friday evening in the Transformatorhuis in Amsterdam. The fragment has been viewed 3.7 million times. Hoeflaak managed to get people laughing with his … Read more
A new meta-study suggests that having a cat as a pet could double a person’s risk of schizophrenia-related disorders. Australian researchers have conducted an analysis of 17 studies published over the past 44 years. “We found a link between cat ownership and a greater chance of developing schizophrenia-related disorders,” to write psychiatrist John McGrath and … Read more
Prostate cancer is an old man’s thing. So as we get older, more and more men will develop prostate cancer before they die. Normally a prostate is not much bigger than a walnut. The most spectacular prostate that Professor Steven Joniau (UZ Leuven) ever dealt with weighed 1.5 kilograms. “Without a prostate, a man would … Read more
Anyone who feels bad or sniffles at this time of year thinks they have ‘the flu’. Nonsense, says Belgian virologist Marc van Ranst. The flu is a serious disease that kills people. He explains how to notice the difference. “You cannot say when a cold started. Suddenly you’re sniffling and you notice that runny nose. … Read more
It is a very distasteful sight, but almost everyone (secretly) picks their nose sometimes. It seems like an innocent activity, but there are several reasons why it is better to stop this nagging. Nosebleeds, infections and boils… can they even give you Alzheimer’s? Bloody nose Picking your nose irritates and damages the mucous membrane, which … Read more