When Sultana Sheikh learnt that her breast cancer treatment would go into lakhs she refused to get any medical attention. Even after her husband who works as an electrician assured her that he would arrange the money and give her the best possible care, her answer did not change. “It was probably the guilt of…
It’s the damndest thing, isn’t it? How a mental health condition can take you on a wild ride of feeling worthless to feeling super productive. Feeling like a one on the wellness meter is by no means where I aspire to be. No, I love the moments in time when I feel well. It’s where…
As we all grow accustomed to life in the age of novel coronavirus COVID-19, and scientists continue working on antivirals and vaccines, many experts are suggesting the public take a holistic approach to general health maintenance. There are trillion of inquiries about how to stay safe from getting affected and therefore improving immunity is one…
Overnight oats can have several health benefits, depending on what other ingredients you add to your recipes. My two favorite Overnight Oats recipes are packed with health benefits, so let’s talk about these ingredients. #1. Oats Whether made into cooked oatmeal or soaked overnight, oats are one of many whole grains that are important to…
The Allstate Sugar Bowl Crescent City Classic 10K is just 4 weeks away. Whether you are just beginning your run training or you are looking to beat your personal record (PR) this year, proper training techniques are essential to your running success. Here are five tips before you start your run training program: Footwear: A…
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Naomi Hammond talks about why follow up after critical illness matters, and why we need to know more about how to do it. The post Follow up after Critical Care appeared first on Intensive Care Network. Source link
“Cervical cancer is the second most common malignancy in Indian women after breast cancer,” says Dr Vidushi Sawhney, Associate Consultant, Fortis Memorial Research Institute (FMRI), Gurgaon. According to this report, one out of every five women in the world who have cervical cancer is an Indian. Besides the high incidence, owing to its late diagnosis…
This past October I turned 50 years old. That’s half a century friends! One great advantage of getting older, is actually getting smarter. The longer we live, the more chances we have to learn. What I love most, is how much I have learned about myself and how to make myself the best self I…
Peter Brindley interviews Luise Sayers and they discuss the taboos death, bereavement and what we can do to make it better. This Pacific Island Playlist chosen by Louise opens with Moonshadows by Cat Stevens: https://vimeo.com/271105270 and closes with Monty Python’s “Always look in the bright side of life” https://vimeo.com/129646517 Source link