CNN – It’s been just over a week since the US Food and Drug Administration and the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention gave their approval to the updated Covid-19 vaccines, which they urged Americans to receive without delay, at as the country sees a rise in cases. , hospitalizations and deaths. These vaccines … Read more
Researchers at the University of Bristol say a study into advertising during the opening weekend of the English Premier League season shows that self-regulation is completely failing. Academics from the university’s business school assessed TV, radio and social media coverage over four days between 11 and 14 August. The study revealed that 92% of 391 … Read more
The open enrollment period for purchasing health insurance through the federal marketplace begins November 1, and experts encourage consumers to do their research on exactly what you’re getting. Last year, Tennessee’s uninsured rate was 9.3%, according to the U.S. Census Bureau. Michele Johnson, executive director of the Tennessee Justice Center, said open enrollment allows people … Read more
This story originally appeared in Group Therapy, a weekly newsletter that answers questions submitted by readers about what’s weighing on their hearts and minds. Sign here to receive it in your inbox. There’s been a lot of excitement around psychedelics lately, and with good reason. MDMA- and psilocybin-assisted therapies have made headlines for their potential … Read more
Although genetic and biomedical explanations dominate psychiatric understanding in the Global North, Nicaraguans often attribute psychosis to external factors, including trauma and long-term regional conflicts. A study published in Mental Health Magazine indicates that Nicaraguan individuals often associate the onset of psychosis with such external triggers. Although medicines were generally well received when available, many … Read more
Social media is a hot spot for new fitness trends (remember the popular 12-3-30 treadmill workout?). If you’ve recently scrolled through the TikTok For You page, you may have come across the 25-7-2 workout, which is a StairMaster workout. Hundreds of videos (getting over 280 million views!) show content creators teaching you how to do … Read more
While many factors can make the difference between a happy gut and one that causes major digestive drama, probiotics have gotten all the shine and glory for improving gut health. But there’s an unsung hero in balancing the gut microbiome that has benefits like repairing the intestinal lining, controlling intestinal inflammation, and managing gastrointestinal symptoms … Read more
If you’ve been discarded by a narcissist, you probably know the pain and rumination that follows a sudden breakup. But how do narcissists feel when the relationship ends? Do they experience heartbreak? It’s a complicated question, and mental health experts say the answer depends on several factors, including what type of narcissist they are, whether … Read more
A dinner that supports a healthy heart shouldn’t be difficult to prepare. With low amounts of saturated fats and sodium, you can enjoy something delicious and satisfying that meets your goals. Plus, these recipes let your slow cooker do the work so you spend less time cooking and cleaning. From slow-cooked chicken and brown rice … Read more
The belly button is one of those parts of the body that doesn’t get much attention. But if you notice an odor coming from there, it’s more than understandable to wonder, “Why does my belly button smell bad?” Belly button odors are not very common, but doctors say they do happen. For the record: This … Read more