In 2018, I discovered that I suffer from depression. But, that’s okay. I’ve learned that help is not an abstract concept, nor is it a manifestation of weakness.
TBS Next Gen: Cancer Kills – Doesn’t It?
What does the next generation think of today’s issues? Today, Eloise (age 10) examines cancer after her schoolmate succumbed to it.
Michael Marmot: Health Is a Question of Birth, Not Lifestyle
Michael Marmot has discovered an important societal aspect: those of higher station enjoy a greater standard of health; lifestyle has little to do with it.
The Cure for Alzheimer’s Won’t Come from Pharma Companies
Alzheimer’s disease is growing with our aging population, but with no real preventative cure available, we’re all looking to science fiction.
How to Regain the IQ That Our Smartphones Have Taken from Us
With great connectivity, comes great detriment. Our IQs are down and our sleep is interrupted, but here’s how to get yours back.
Taking a Long Hard Look at Viagra, Twenty Years On
Viagra has been standing strong for twenty years. To celebrate, we’re taking in the full expanse of its size and impact it has had on us.
Quitting Facebook Is Bad for Your Health: Study
Consider everyone riding the #DeleteFacebook bandwagon in ill health, as one study believes we need Facebook for our well-being.
Five Expert Tips to Help Manage Your Arthritis Pain
Arthritis is a pain. With the number of sufferers set to increase in this country, it’s best you start preparing now.
Overindulge, but Don’t Pay for It This Easter
Of all the festive occasions the calendar has to offer, Easter has to be one of the most challenging when it comes to staying healthy.
McDonald’s Removing the Iconic Cheeseburger Their Next Step to Happier Meals
With McDonald’s set to change the Happy Meal forever, it merely represents the latest step in the Empire’s push toward a more ethical business model.