Wendy Rojas 
Faced with an increasingly aging population, today’s reality reveals a harsh truth: healthcare systems in the EU and the rest of the world are ill-equipped to provide early and timely diagnosis of Alzheimer’s disease and adopt innovative treatments that can help preserve memory and, therefore, independence. Recent advances suggest that timely intervention may hold promise … Read more
There’s nothing wrong with liking the look of strong, toned arms. But the benefits of having strong arms go far beyond aesthetics. “Arm strength is essential, as it helps with everyday activities, such as opening a jar, carrying shopping bags or placing a suitcase in the overhead compartment. [of an airplane],” says Holly Roser, NASM-certified … Read more
GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. (WOOD) Grand Rapids’ police chief says law enforcement has undergone a culture shift toward better addressing the mental health of officers. September is National Suicide Prevention Month. Three former GRPD officers have died by suicide since Police Chief Eric Winstrom took over the department in March 2022. One of the officers had … Read more
Images via Instagram @tomplatz The bodybuilding legend discusses his dislike of the supplement industry Legend of the Golden Age, Tom Squarewhich was known for having one of the most intense leg workout routines of all time, recently opened up about his dislike for supplement industry. As a man who has been in the industry for … Read more
Positive results from the pivotal phase 3 INTEGUMENT-PED study showed that children aged 2 to 5 years with atopic dermatitis who were treated with roflumilast 0.05% cream saw significant improvements as early as week 1. Image credit: | stock.adobe.com Roflumilast 0.05% cream is a steroid-free, once-a-day topical cream formulated to deliver the medication without disturbing … Read more
WASHINGTON Rep. Adam Smith (D-Wash.) knew when he hit rock bottom. I woke up one morning in early April 2016 and seriously considered the possibility that I might never get out of bed. He opens his recent memoir, Lost and Broken, which details the six years in which crippling anxiety and chronic pain dominated his … Read more
UC Berkeley students participating in the school’s first Kosher Education and Awareness Day, featuring artisanal pizzas, raffles and educational carnival games. Vandals Prank at UC Berkeley Spurs Kosher Awareness Event by Ellen Braunstein – chabad.org The dumping of crawfish shells at a Jewish fraternity at the University of California, Berkeley made Jewish students feel targeted, … Read more
The first few weeks of a new exercise routine can be difficult, your muscles shake, your lungs burn, your heart races. But after a month or two, it gets easier: you run faster and longer, or lift weights more easily. Then, suddenly, progress slows down or stalls. You have reached a training plateau. These periods, … Read more
For aging bodies, this type of training may be better than running Your health 16 videos For aging bodies, this type of training may be better than running 01:45 Now playing – Source: CNN The Dark Science Behind Cold Water Immersion 03:11 Now playing – Source: CNN He wanted to end his life at 15 … Read more
A phase 2 trial of the investigational factor severe bleeding in patients taking abelacimab versus those taking rivaroxaban. The announcement of the main results of the AZALEA-TIMI 71 trial was made by Anthos Therapeutics, the company developing abelacimab. “The AZALEA-TIMI 71 study is the largest and longest comparative study of a Factor XI inhibitor to … Read more