Ultra-Processed Foods Aren’t the Villain You Think They Are, Scientists Reveal
Our cravings may be shaped as much by what we think about food as by what it contains.…
YES offering revisits Princess Di’s role in AIDS crisis | Spare News
In October 1991, Diana Princess of Wales made international headlines when she visited Casey House, Toronto’s first stand-alone…
Hair cortisol levels signal mental health risks in children with chronic illness
Long-term stress levels, measured through hair samples, may provide important clues about mental health risks in children with…
Very Few People Use This Simple Way To Tame Blood Pressure, Study Reveals
Salt substitutes can lower sodium intake and help control blood pressure, but a review of nearly two decades…
Health workers challenge sexual health myths
Healthcare workers are encouraging people in Guernsey to think critically about the information they view online to help…
The lagged effects of parent–child relationship on internet addiction: parallel mediation of psychological need frustration and self-esteem | BMC Public Health
Davis RA. A cognitive-behavioral model of pathological internet use. Comput Hum Behav. 2001;17(2):187–95. Article Google Scholar Park SK,…
Let the rulemaking begin: Why direct-to-consumer drug ads deserve a closer look
Call it death by disclosure. After nearly 30 years in which prescription drug ads have become a fixture…
From community kitchens to vaccine clinics, these programs support some of the country’s most vulnerable people
Open this photo in gallery: Public health initiatives across Canada are providing help to provide at-risk communities with…
Scientists uncover brain circuit that turns cravings into eating behavior
Scientists uncovered how the brain’s bed nucleus of the stria terminalis acts as a master switchboard, merging reward…
New Research Shows Exercise Intensity Alters Your Gut in Surprising Ways
Scientists at Edith Cowan University have discovered that the gut microbiome changes with training intensity. These shifts may…
Why pregnant women struggle to follow healthy diets despite knowing what to eat
Despite knowing what to eat, many women face exhaustion, symptoms, and cost barriers. This study reveals the supports…
New Research Reveals Not All Ultra-Processed Foods Are Bad
Not all ultra-processed foods are bad, says new Swinburne research. Some can actually be nutritious and play a…