Tag: wellness
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Morning erections: Why men get them and when changes could signal a health issue
Commonly called “morning wood”, these are a normal part of male biology. But sudden changes in their frequency may sometimes point to erectile dysfunction or other health issues.
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Going under the knife? What to know about anaesthesia before surgery
Experts explain how the different types of anaesthesia work, who they’re suitable for and why some operations may not require general anaesthesia.
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I’m a heart surgeon: My weekly grocery essentials—and what I never put into my shopping cart
Dr. Jeremy London has been a heart surgeon for over 25 years. He shares his essential grocery haul and what he makes sure to avoid for better overall health.
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Not all itchy bites are from mosquitoes: How to tell if a sandfly got you instead
Those tiny, intensely itchy bites after a trip to the beach or a coastal park may not be from mosquitoes. Here’s how to tell if a sandfly is the culprit, why its bites can itch more, what treatments help, and when you should see a doctor.
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How healthy are cucumbers? Why dietitians still recommend them
They’re not exactly packed with nutrition. Here’s why dietitians love them anyway.
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I have varicose veins – should I worry and what can I do about them?
They can ache, itch and sometimes need surgery. We asked experts why they happen and what helps.
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From alcohol to diet and exercise: The best and worst habits for your liver
Liver disease is on the rise worldwide. Your diet, workout routine and other health conditions can affect your risk.
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Fish oil for brain health: Are omega-3 supplements actually good?
Researchers have been surprised by the study findings.
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Why every senior should strength train – and it’s not just to prevent falls
Weakening muscles don’t only increase the risk of falls in seniors. A new study suggests sarcopenia may also reduce the body’s cancer-suppressing ability. Here’s why strength training is one of the best things your parents can do – along with exercise demonstrations by a 77-year-old.
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This kind of obsessive attraction isn’t love – but it has a name
Limerence is more than a crush, psychologists say, and it can persist for months or years.
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