Long Covid goes by many names. Today, it is no longer a new public health enigma, but the outlook for sufferers is no better than when the condition was first recognized in early 2020. Although its prevalence has recently decreased to 6% of the U.S. adult population, there has been no significant progress in understanding its causes, … Read more
Woman finds out she’s cancer-free and tells her husband the good news Alexandra Wheeler received PET scan results showing she’s cancer-free after her third battle with sarcoma. She then tells her husband of seven years. Humankind, USA Today Cayden Addison was 3 when he was diagnosed with leukemia and doctors began hammering his small body … Read more
Anxiety is a very normal but a very unwelcome feeling. Most of us would choose not to experience it if we could. In some ways, it’s like a smoke alarm, said Natasha Reynolds, a psychotherapist at Bloom Psychology & Wellness in Toronto. That smoke detector alerts you to actual danger and allows you to get out of your … Read more
“Oscars of Science” Awards $3 Million Prizes for Advances against Cancer, Cystic Fibrosis, Parkinson’s Disease; Deep Insights into Quantum Field Theory and Differential Geometry. Breakthrough Prize in Life Sciences Awarded to Carl June and Michel Sadelain; Sabine Hadida, Paul Negulescu and Fredrick Van Goor; Thomas Gasser, Ellen Sidransky and Andrew Singleton. Breakthrough Prize in Fundamental … Read more
More and more people are making it to the 100-year milestone. Nearly 90,000 people were at least 100 years and older in the U.S. as of 2021, almost double the amount 20 years prior, according to data from the United Nations. So — what’s their secret? {{#rendered}} {{/rendered}} The odds of being alive for a … Read more
Anxiety is a very normal but a very unwelcome feeling. Most of us would choose not to experience it if we could. In some ways, it’s like a smoke alarm, said Natasha Reynolds, a psychotherapist at Bloom Psychology & Wellness in Toronto. That smoke detector alerts you to actual danger and allows you to get … Read more
Comment on this storyComment Older adults sleep best when their bedroom temperatures are between 70 and 74 degrees and poorly when temperatures are in the 80s, although there can be significant variations among individuals, new research shows. “We found that the real peak of the sleep — where it is most restful — is within … Read more
In our journey to optimal health, numbers often play a pivotal role. We count calories, measure weight, and track steps. However, a number is gradually gaining prominence in health circles, and it might reshape how we understand our body’s well-being: metabolic age. Unlike our chronological age, which counts the years we’ve been alive, our metabolic … Read more
Evaluation index The AF detection algorithm in this paper is a binary task. 0 represents non-AF sample and 1 represents AF samples. Therefore, in this paper, the binary evaluation method will be used to evaluate the results, which will be used as the standard for selecting the hyperparameters of the network model and comparing with … Read more
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It doesn’t take much effort to score a quick burst of energy through a caffeine-infused drink, gummies or snack bars that promise more pep, alertness and focus. According to the Centers for Disease Control & Prevention (CDC), 80% of adults eat or drink a caffeine source every day. So, if you’re one to reach for … Read more