
06/25/2019
The Social Power of Sleep
The Social Power of Sleep
Sleep isn’t just good for your health — it’s good for society
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The Social Power of Sleep
Sleep isn’t just good for your health — it’s good for society
Study Finds that Fasting for 72 Hours Can Regenerate the Entire Immune System
The immune system is something that is highly misunderstood not just by everyday people but also by the many conventional
How To Teach Kids (Digital) Health Literacy? - The Medical Futurist
We strongly believe that only digital health can bring healthcare into the 21st century and make patients the point-of-care.
U.S. News Announces the 2019-2020 Best Children’s Hospitals
Boston Children’s Hospital recognized as nation’s No. 1 pediatric center for the sixth consecutive year.
Smart health communities and the future of health
Expanded connectivity and the exponential growth of technology are enabling smart health communities, which could offer a modern take on community-based well-being and disease prevention.
From identity politics to medicine, the DNA revolution demands a new bioethics
From the discovery of the double helix structure in 1953, to the Human Genome Project of the 1990s and early 2000s, to the Precision Medicine Initiative announced by President Barack Obama in 2015, the DNA revolution has touched almost every corner of society. While a deeper understanding of genetics offers great potential for positive social change and targeted medical treatments, it also presents complex new ethical challenges that must be confronted with care and a thorough understanding of the history of racism in science. In this Aeon interview, Alondra Nelson, dean of social science and professor of sociology and gender studies at Columbia University in New York, argues that this unique moment requires a new bioethics that takes into account ‘the full social life of DNA’.
From the discovery of the double helix structure in 1953, to the Human Genome Project of the 1990s and early 2000s, to the Precision Medicine Initiative announced by President Barack Obama in 2015, the DNA revolution has touched almost every corner of society. While a deeper understanding of genetic...
[The sheer mental stress of poverty utterly changes our relationship to technology]
The sheer mental stress of poverty utterly changes our relationship to technology
Lifting Weights As You Age Cuts Your Risk Of Early Death By 46%
Discover the science of how strength training keeps you young
15 Minutes Of Walking On A Daily Basis Can Change Your Body Drastically
Many people are well aware of the many advantages and incredible effects of regular exercise on our physical and mental wellbeing, but quite often they simply lack time to go to the local gym and prac
Is 75 the new 65? How we need to rethink what it means to be 'old'
In 1950, men and women at age 65 could expect to live about 11 years more on average. Today, that number has gone up to 17.
Psychologists recommend children be bored in the summer
"Being bored is a way to make children self-reliant.”
New SugarBEAT Needle-Free Continous Glucometer Gets European Green Light |
Nemaura Medical, a UK firm, won the CE Mark of approval for its latest SugarBEAT continuous glucose monitor. The device consists of a disposable patch and
The Science-Backed Benefits of Massage
Research uncovers how the right touch fights pain and boosts your immune system
Longevity-related molecular programs do not last beyond midlife
Just as a computer requires code to work, our bodies are regulated by molecular "programs" that are written early in life and then have to do their job properly for a lifetime. But do they? It's a question that has intrigued researchers for years.
Staying fit is the key to aging healthily.
Want to retire well? Your personal trainer may be as important as your financial adviser.
Coffee, Even a Lot, Linked to Longer Life
Scientists wake up and smell the apparent health benefits
The Popular Diet One Neurosurgeon Swears By as a Way to Boost Your Brainpower
"I recommend it for anyone who wants to improve their mood and hit peak cognition."
Health:Curated
[Today, Ikea is releasing a new product line designed to prevent deadly furniture accidents.]
Apple announces hearing protection, period tracking, activity trends features on Watch OS6
Today at WWCD, Apple unveiled a new feature that will alert WatchOS6 users if environmental noise or smart technology audio is too loud.
WIRED
For more than 100 years, medical researchers puzzled over why the immune system doesn’t fight cancer the way it fights even the common cold. Then this hard-living, harmonica-playing Texan discovered the answer. His research may save millions of lives.
THE US HOME HEALTHCARE REPORT: How US providers are using telehealth to tap into the booming home healthcare market =
This is a preview of a research report from Business Insider Intelligence, Business Insider's premium research service. To learn more about Business Insider
Lifting Weights As You Age Cuts Your Risk Of Early Death By 46%
Discover the science of how strength training keeps you young
What your hospital knows about you
Hospitals know who you are physically, emotionally and financially.
Bloomberg Healthiest Country Index lists Spain as world’s number one - The Leader Newspaper
According to a Bloomberg analysis, Spain has been listed a the healthiest place in the world to live. The 2019 version of the Bloomberg Healthiest Country Index ranked 169 economies on health variables such as life expectancy, health risks such as tobacco use and obesity, and environmental contribut...
The 3 A's That Millennials Want From Healthcare: Affordability, Accessibility, Availability - HealthPopuli.com
With lower expectations of and satisfaction with health care, Millennials in America seek three things: available, accessible, and affordable services, research from the Transamerica Center for Health Studies has found. Far and away the top reason for not obtaining health insurance in 2018 was that....
Maintaining a healthy lifestyle could reduce the risk of dementia. Read more from CNN.
There's no effective treatment for dementia, which affects 50 million people worldwide, but the World Health Organization says there are steps we can all take, including more exersize and adopting a Mediterranean diet, that can delay or slow the onset and progression of the disease.
How ‘Wellness’ Culture Creates an Illusion of Control Over Death
Barbara Ehrenreich’s sometimes persuasive, sometimes antagonistic new book.
Putting Down Your Phone May Help You Live Longer — The New York Times
By raising levels of the stress-related hormone cortisol, our phone time may also be threatening our long-term health.
Stressing about aging damages your brain, shortens your life
Dementia, disrespect, and loneliness – that is not your future, says aging expert Ashton Applewhite.
Ten steps to prepare for an exponential future
If it feels like technological change is happening faster than it used to, that’s because it is.
Your Insurance Is Getting Disrupted — With or Without Medicare for All
Rising health-care costs are making it increasingly impossible for employers to provide their workers with quality, stable coverage.
Alexa, What's My Blood-Sugar Level?
Amazon reveals new skills for its voice assistant Alexa, a sign of its growing interest in health care.
Unify
The Hotel Where You’ll Be ‘Sleep-Coached’ Into Bed
At the gym chain Equinox’s first hotel, the minibar has jet-lag tonics, the gym has cryotherapy chambers, and an on-call sleep coach will analyze your circadian rhythms. Welcome to the fittest hotel on Earth
Anti-aging drug that kills old cells passes first human trial
"Though small, this pilot study marks a major breakthrough in how we treat age-related diseases."
Allow yourself to embrace ‘Jomo’ — the joy of missing out
In a hyperactive world of choices, the pared-back approach can help us achieve more
Apple's greatest contribution to mankind will be health, says Tim Cook — Mashable
"We're democratizing it."
HOW TO WASH YOUR REUSABLE BOTTLE
Once a day isn't enough.
The biggest wellness trends for 2019
All the ways we will be improving our physical and mental wellbeing going forwards
Scientists say your “mind” isn’t confined to your brain, or even your body
"Your thoughts, feelings, memories, attention, what you experience in this subjective world is part of mind.”
Fish-Oil Heart Medicine Is Rarest of Drug Breakthroughs
Amarin Corp.’s capsules are relatively cheap, have few side effects, and could help millions.
3 Ways to Slow Down Aging
Science-backed advice from a 61-year-old CEO with sub-10 percent body fat
While We Sleep, Our Mind Goes on an Amazing Journey
Our floodlit society has made sleep deprivation a lifestyle. But we know more than ever about how we rest—and how it keeps us healthy.
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