The following five habits of healthy people can keep you on the path to a healthier lifestyle. Healthy people don’t diet; they follow the 80/20 rule. They eat a wholesome diet 80% of the time, and in ...

Healthy people do not visit the gym; they generally have very active lifestyles. They walk, garden, do chores around their house, or take up hobbies actively such as dancing. That way, they are ...

However, people experiencing a natural death tend to sleep more, says the nurse. This is because the body starts to shut down ...

It comes as MPs in the UK are set to discuss and vote on a bill to allow assisted dying for over-18s who are terminally ill ...

A study funded by the British Heart Foundation estimated that 3,500 apparently healthy adults die suddenly ... and Lung Institute in London looked at people who died suddenly aged between 16 ...

A pressing global problem is how to keep eight billion people fed and healthy while also protecting the planet. Sustainable, functional produce — such as fruit — is part of the solution.

All people, regardless of social status, consistently rank good health as a top priority, 1 and healthy people are critical to sustaining societies. It is therefore not surprising that four of the ...

Dubois reviews three ethical grounds that have been used to justify charging unhealthy people more or charging healthy persons less. (Economists consider the respective approaches fungible ...

Food has become one of the biggest stories of the 2024 Presidential Campaign. Vice President Kamala Harris has promised to ban corporate price gouging, while the Trump campaign has aligned with ...

Dalhousie researchers work across disciplines to advance knowledge that improves our understanding of the biological and social underpinnings of disease, with the goal of developing and implementing ...

Pereira, Laura Sitas, Nadia Ravera, Federica Jimenez-Aceituno, Amanda Merrie, Andrew Kapuscinski, Anne R. Locke, Kim A. and Moore, Michele-Lee 2019. Building capacities for transformative change ...

So what if, in the name of equity, we took away healthy people’s doctors and assigned them to sicker, more vulnerable patients? Quebec floated that trial balloon this month, and it proved to be ...