Do you trust the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention? Many people don’t, according to a recent survey conducted by the Kaiser Family Foundation. Just 67% said they have a fair amount of trust in the CDC to provide reliable information about the coronavirus. That number is down 16 percentage points since April. Among Republicans,… Read More »
According to research, individuals with pre-diabetes are considerably more unlikely to get diabetes if they normalize their blood glucose levels in time.1✅ JOURNAL REFERENCEDOI: 10.1016/S0140-6736(12)60525-X The research reveals that people at a high risk for Type 2 diabetes that experience a phase of normal glucose regulation are 56% more unlikely to develop diabetes 10 years… Read More »
The turnover rate for hospital CEOs dipped slightly in 2019 to 17%, after remaining at 18% for the last five years, according to a recent report from the American College of Healthcare Executives. Since 2012, the turnover rate was 17% or higher, which is the longest period of time the rate has been so high… Read More »
Philadelphia, September 16: The risk of developing the major depressive disorder (MDD) surges during adolescence-particularly for girls. Cognitive behavioural therapy (CBT) can be an effective treatment, but only about half of girls diagnosed with depression show significant improvement. Researchers have now identified a non-invasive test of brain function that could help predict who will respond… Read More »
If you believe those upbeat, seductive advertisements, men only need to pop a pill to awaken their dormant sex life. Whether the problem is erectile dysfunction (ED) — the inability to maintain an erection for sex — or low libido, ED medications appear to be the quickest and easiest solution. While these drugs work for… Read More »
University of Missouri, Columbia Michael B. Thomas/Getty Images The University of Missouri has expelled two students and suspended three for “willful and knowing actions” that violated the school’s coronavirus rules, threatening campus safety, according to an official. Bill Stackman, the university’s vice chancellor for student affairs, said in a letter to students and staff Tuesday that… Read More »
Hollywood actor Paul Rudd has gone viral with a public service announcement urging fellow young people to wear masks. The Ant Man star, 51, teamed up with the governor of New York Andrew Cuomo to encourage younger people to wear face masks and stop the spread of coronavirus. “Apparently a lot of COVID is transmitted… Read More »
Gym Cleaning Tips During COVID-19 Gym Cleaning Tips During COVID-19 : For any gym, being able to certify to clients and potential members that your place of business has been cleaned and prepped against COVID-19 would be invaluable as doing so would increase confidence and bolster attendance. Until someone comes up with such a certification, the… Read More »