[ad_1] Adrenal fatigue is a term you might hear tossed around when talking about the wear-and-tear of daily stress. In simple terms, it’s what some folks believe happens when your adrenal glands, those tiny hat-like organs sitting on top of your kidneys, get overworked from the relentless pressure and stress of our go-go-go lifestyle. As … Read more

[ad_1] FEMALE shame is at the heart of New York’s skyrocketing rate of sexually transmitted disease, an expert exclusively told The U.S. Sun. Dr. Jill Krapf, a leading vulvovaginal specialist and menopause practitioner discussed what is driving the STI spike in The Big Apple. Dr Jill Krapf has detailed a key issue behind New York … Read more

[ad_1] Michael Adams was 16 when, after being thrown from his car in a devastating accident, he fractured his skull in three places.  The film producer from New York fell into a coma for two weeks, and woke up a shadow of his former bright, fun-loving self. For the following decade, he had trouble speaking, … Read more

[ad_1] Catherine Deneuve warned us when she herself was approaching 60: “At a certain age, you have to choose between your face or your ass.” A half century later, judging from the latest red carpets, it’s easy to tell that Hollywood has opted for the latter. At the Oscar gala earlier this month, host Jimmy … Read more

[ad_1] Summary: Researchers released a new study examining how sex and gender influence cognitive abilities. The study analyzed eight cognitive tasks and found that while spatial cognition correlates more with biological factors such as sex at birth and hormones, verbal cognition is more influenced by sociocultural factors like gender identity. This research underscores the complexity … Read more

[ad_1] By Cassidy Morrison Senior Health Reporter For Dailymail.Com 19:26 14 Apr 2024, updated 19:30 14 Apr 2024 Basic military training hammers home the edict of kill or be killed  Docs say anyone who is made to undergo this training can be made into a killer READ MORE:  Vets suffering from PTSD flashbacks may share … Read more

[ad_1] Share on PinterestA small new trial suggests that stool transplants could be a helpful treatment option in early-stage Parkinson’s disease. Image credit: THIERRY ZOCCOLAN/Getty Images. Parkinson’s disease is one of the leading causes of disability worldwide, and while treatment options are available, they can become less effective over time. A recent paper has highlighted … Read more

[ad_1] It’s 2024, and people are still dying from … consumption. This ancient disease, known today as tuberculosis or TB, has plagued humanity for thousands of years, and as recently as a few hundred years ago, was thought to be responsible for some 25 percent of all deaths in Europe and North America. Today, TB … Read more

[ad_1] There were few things Beth Sternlieb’s Los Angeles doctors could say with certainty about her baffling illness, but this much was clear: Although manageable for years, it had worsened dramatically. For nearly two decades Sternlieb had been plagued by flu-like episodes that began with a headache and abdominal pain accompanied by fatigue, muscle aches … Read more