Health
Moderator: Welcome, everybody. Today we’ll be talking to Dr. Neva Corrigan, a noted research scientist from the University of Washington, who has been at the forefront of studying how the pandemic has affected adolescent brain development. We thank you for being on the show today, Doctor. Dr. Corrigan: Thank you so much for inviting me. … Read more
As the pace of life continues to accelerate, people must find ways to achieve relaxation that will help them physically and psychologically. Hydrotherapy is progressively being practiced, and it uses water to treat diseases. Water curing various diseases and ailments has been practiced from early epochs in different civilizations up to modern oases called spas. … Read more
Did you know– two out of every three senior citizens in India suffer from some form of chronic illness, according to the first Longitudinal Aging Study in India (LASI). CVD, chronic hypertension, diabetes, bone, and joint problems, etc. are some of the most common illnesses among the elderly. A constant rise in chronic conditions among … Read more
Listen to the audio version of the article The growing number of cyber attacks targeting critical infrastructures has led major international players, including, for example, the United States and the European Union, to accelerate the adoption of measures aimed at increasing the security of their systems and their own networks. Even if only looking exclusively … Read more