Petting Your Dog Protects Heart And Brain Health

Amazing thing about pets is not just wonderful relationships we get to have with them, these beautiful creatures are actually good for us too. Research showing petting your dog or cat can lower stress levels, and it even an effect we can see in brain, highlighting deep human-animal bond. While health perks of pet ownership well known, there still lot we do not fully understand about how they emerge and benefit wellbeing. Read more

Warning Signs Of Bone/Joint Problems In Children

Children are constantly growing, running, jumping, and exploring world around them, while occasional aches and minor injuries common during childhood and activity. Persistent leg pain, frequent falls, or difficulty walking should not always be dismissed as normal part of growing up, requiring careful parental attention and evaluation.Read More

Aging Cells Hold Hidden Clue To Detecting Depression Early

Scientists have discovered that biological aging of certain white blood cells may provide important clue to depression, potentially opening door to blood test. The Study found measuring how quickly immune cells age can help predict emotional and cognitive symptoms of depression, including hopelessness and loss of pleasure interestingly.Read More

WHO Launches First-Ever Heat Health Indicators To Protect Pregnant Women, Newborns, Children

As extreme heat intensifies around world, World Health Organization, World Meteorological Organization, UNICEF and United Nations Population Fund launched first-ever set of priority indicators. New indicators help countries track health impacts of heat on pregnant women, newborns and children, strengthening preparedness, improving monitoring, accelerating response and protection effectively. Read More

Sleep Can Reveal Heart Failure Risk Up To 10 Years In Advance

Your dreams may not foretell future, but way that your heart falls asleep just might, revealing future health risks years before symptoms arise. Researchers have now shown that in early stages of sleep, as nervous system undergoes rapid changes, heart electrical activity can determine future health risks.

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Stress Can Strengthen Emotional Memories

Stress does more than influence how we feel, it can also change what we remember, particularly when experience emotionally intense or personally meaningful and significant. Scientists long known cortisol, hormone released during stressful situations, can strengthen emotional memories, what less clear is exactly how happens inside brain.

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Happy Childhood Means Healthier Society