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Sitting affects your heart more than lying down or standing up: study

Adults, according to recent studies, spend an average of nine and a half hours a day in a sedentary position, which could have negative consequences for heart health.

The United Kingdom recommends applying the chickenpox vaccine to children

Britain’s Joint Committee on Vaccination and Immunization on Tuesday issued its first recommendation for immunizing children against chickenpox.

Long COVID may worsen mental health disorders: experts

Long COVID may worsen mental health disorders

The dietary supplement industry in the US is booming: how to know if you need them

In the last three decades, the dietary supplement industry in the United States has experienced a notable boom, according to data provided by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA).

Blood pressure: why reducing salt consumption is as effective as taking medication

A recent study conducted by Vanderbilt University Medical Center (VUMC), Northwestern Medicine, and the University of Alabama at Birmingham reveals that virtually everyone can lower their blood pressure.

Blood tests could help diagnose Parkinson’s

Parkinson’s disease, a debilitating condition that affects more than 10 million people worldwide, has long been a medical enigma with limited treatment options.

FDA approves first vaccine against chikungunya

The United States Food and Drug Administration (FDA) announced on Thursday the approval of Ixchiq, the first vaccine against the chikungunya virus.

Vaccinating children against HPV is effective in preventing several types of cancer

A recent study published in the journal Cell, Host and Microbe highlights the effectiveness of the vaccine when administered to both sexes.

A flexible work schedule can help improve your heart health: why

According to researchers, the implementation of interventions aimed at reducing work-family conflict led to a significant decrease in risk factors for heart health in this group.

Aaron James receives the first face transplant in history

A team of more than 140 surgeons at NYU Langone Health in New York has successfully performed the first complete eye and face transplant in a living person.