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Dr. Monika Wassermann has raised concerns that body twitching could be an early warning sign of three serious diseases. While the NHS reassures that muscle and eye twitches are generally harmless and often caused by stress, anxiety, fatigue, caffeine, or medication, Dr. Wassermann, speaking to the Express, warns that twitching may also be linked to … Read more
Experts have identified a common mistake people make when they wake up in the middle of the night: staying in bed and worrying about not being able to fall back asleep. While brief awakenings during sleep are normal, some find themselves fully awake and frustrated. Dr. Fiona Barwick, director of the Sleep & Circadian Health … Read more
A psychiatrist has outlined six strategies to help individuals overcome p*rn add!ction, which, while not officially recognized as a diagnosis, affects many people seeking support. Recognizing the signs is essential, and once acknowledged, there are various approaches to address the issue. In an interview with the Daily Star, psychiatrist Dr. Michael Olla recommended the following … Read more
If you’re reading this, you’ve likely held in a fart at some point. While it’s common to have released our fair share over the years, there are definitely moments when it feels more appropriate to hold it in. However, experts warn that this may not be the best choice. Dr. Ellen Stein explained to Live … Read more
Humans have long been the focus of scientific exploration, particularly when it comes to our internal anatomy. With 206 bones, a heart, brain, blood, and muscles, it’s easy to assume we’ve fully mapped out the human body after centuries of dissection and study. That’s why it was so surprising when scientists discovered a new organ … Read more
A leading doctor has exposed the “big lie” many people tell themselves about alcohol consumption. Let’s face it—drinking is a deeply rooted part of society. According to Drink Aware, around 48% of people over 16 in the UK enjoy relaxing with an alcoholic beverage, while 19% choose sobriety. We all know binge drinking and excessive … Read more
As the colder months approach, many people start bundling up in bed—socks included. The debate over whether to wear socks to bed has been ongoing, with some swearing by the added warmth and others finding it uncomfortable. If you’re someone who loves cozy feet at night, this is for you. However, if you’re tempted to … Read more
Ghana has confirmed its first Mpox case of 2024, as health authorities report ongoing transmission of the virus across Africa. The patient, a young boy from the Western North Region, located about 475 kilometers (295 miles) from the capital, Accra, exhibited symptoms including a rash, fever, and body aches, according to Patrick Kuma-Aboagye, Director-General of … Read more
Gilead Sciences has announced plans to provide affordable versions of its innovative HIV prevention drug, lenacapavir, in 120 low and middle-income countries. Administered as a twice-yearly injection, lenacapavir has demonstrated significant effectiveness in clinical trials, leading to a notable reduction in HIV infection rates among both women and men. Trials conducted in South Africa and … Read more
Mother Facing ‘Three Months to Live’ Begins Funeral Planning After Shoulder Pain In a tragic turn of events, 33-year-old mother of two, Erika Diarte-Carr, is now faced with the unimaginable task of planning her own funeral after receiving a devastating diagnosis that began with what she thought was routine shoulder pain. Three years ago, Erika … Read more