Diet and Activity Deficits Persist in People With HIV
Less than 10% of adults living with HIV in the United States meet recommendations for physical activity and a healthy...
Month: November 2024
MPs urge government to regulate UK psychotherapists and counsellors | Counselling and therapy
MPs with experience in mental health have urged the government to introduce statutory regulation for all psychotherapists and counsellors, warning...
Biochemical alert system makes quick health and environmental monitoring possible
A small molecule of naltrexone, an opioid mimic, nestles neatly into a cavity — called a binding site — of...
Six healthy lifestyle habits linked to slower memory decline and lower dementia risk
Memory naturally declines with age, affecting life quality and work productivity. However, not all memory loss signals dementia. Often, it’s...
‘A therapist shouldn’t be giving you hugs’: readers share bad counselling experiences | Counselling and therapy
When Karin Blak’s troubled marriage ended, she was recommended a therapist by a friend. But she grew increasingly uncomfortable as...
Being kind is good for your emotional health, says Brock expert
Brock University Professor of Educational Studies is reminding people of the benefits of practising kindness towards themselves and others NEWS...
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6 Sneaky Signs of Eating Too Much Protein & Why It Matters
Protein is an essential part of a healthy diet, helping to build and repair tissues, support muscle growth and maintain...
Over 4 tonnes of batteries collected in Cambodia to reduce environmental, health impacts
PHNOM PENH – More than 4.1 tonnes of batteries have been collected since 2021, considerably mitigating their harmful effects on...
Mental health: Many patients want primary-care doctors to check on emotional well-being
LOS ANGELES (KABC) -- Is mental health something you would like your primary-care physician to address at your next checkup?According...
