Crucial Preparations: Seven Key Factors Before Setting Sail on a Cruise
Cruise travel is popular for its luxurious experience, featuring fine dining and lavish accommodations, as well as the…
Projections Suggest Urban Water Scarcity to Double by 2050
The increasingly acute global water scarcity predicament has drawn considerable attention from the international community. As the effects…
Ultra-Processed Foods Found to Heighten the Risk of Depression
Busy contemporary lives prompt individuals to choose convenient processed foods for rapid hunger satisfaction, potentially resulting in nutrient…
Research Highlights Association Between Processed Meat and Early Mortality
New findings highlight the potential connection between consistent red meat consumption, especially processed varieties, and premature death. Experts…
Reduce Cardiovascular Risk: Less Sodium, More Potassium
What is your daily sodium and potassium intake? A study has revealed that a reduction in sodium consumption…
Elevated Air Pollution Raises Parkinson’s Risk
Annually, 6.7 million globally succumb to diseases from air pollution. WHO acknowledged outdoor air pollution as a human…
US Study Suggests Spicy Food Preference and Longer Life Link
Capsaicin in peppers, acknowledged for anti-obesity, anti-inflammatory, antioxidant, and anti-cancer effects, is linked to decreased all-cause mortality. Research…
Study: Standing-More, Sitting-Less Lowers Dementia Risk
A substantial portion of the population spends extended periods in front of computers for work, and for some,…
Partake in a Tea Break for Blood Sugar Stability
In an observational study carried out in Australia, it was observed that individuals who incorporated tea into their…
The Endangered Status of Frogs in the Face of Climate Change
Wondered how many species exist? 8,000+ worldwide, four extinct since 2004. Amphibians second most endangered, 41% on IUCN…