Study: Online Sports Betting Causes Spike in ER Visits
Legalization of sports betting in Ontario, Canada was linked to a rise in severe gambling-related health problems. That’s…
Raising the bar: Meet the Irish founders betting on creatine’s boom
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The Biggest Mental Health Surprise In This New Weightlifting Study Had Nothing To Do With Getting Stronger
4 min read Key Points New research suggests strength training may be helpful for reducing symptoms of depression…
Flu season could kick off ‘incredibly’ early — what scientists are watching
A variant of the H1N1 influenza virus is dominating flu season in the Northern Hemisphere so far this…
Tea company starts operations in Franklin County – Roanoke Times
Tea company starts operations in Franklin County Roanoke TimesTraditional Medicinals starts production at Franklin County factory Cardinal NewsRegional Herbal Tea…
These are the worst things you can do in an ER, doctors say
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Former All-Ireland winning footballer says rise in problem gambling
A former All-Ireland winning footballer says there’s been a dramatic rise in problem gambling among women aged 25…
Inside the consumer challenges fueling the omega-3 gap
At the recent Regenerate Symposium in Halifax, nutrition experts and industry executives pointed to some familiar barriers: taste,…
How Muscular Power Can Transform Your Running
Power might not be a word you think of often when it comes to your running routine. The…
Promising new weight-loss drugs | The Star
An emerging weight-loss drug could help some obese people with type 2 diabetes shed up to a quarter…
NHS diagnostic centre could open at Worcester’s Shrub Hill
A new multi-million pound NHS centre could be coming to Worcester to help ease pressure on Worcestershire Royal…
Colman Noctor: Our teens are struggling — maybe the problem is the pond and not the frog
When they surveyed 802 secondary school students, aged 12 to 19, they found that 41% described themselves as…