Gezondheid en Medisch – Buitenland

Kun je je borsten vergroten? Wel, het antwoord is ja. De meeste vrouwen willen het… The post Hoe Vergroot Je Je Borsten Op Een Natuurlijke Manier? appeared first on Healthcare Chain.... Read more »

Intervaltraining is niet meer weg te denken uit ons training lexicon en is een van… The post 10-20-30 Hoge Intensiteit Interval Training appeared first on Healthcare Chain.... Read more »

Als je het gevoel hebt dat alle extra calorieën die je eet rechtstreeks naar je… The post Hoe Kan Ik Meer Vet Verbranden Met Oefeningen? appeared first on Healthcare Chain.... Read more »

Als men kaal begint te worden, kan het voelen alsof je een stuk van je… The post Hoe De Meest Voorkomende Oorzaken van Haaruitval bij Mannen te Behandelen appeared first on Healthcare Chain.... Read more »

Als je een gezonde huid hebt, toon je niet alleen de reinheid en verzorging van… The post Clearpores Review – Onze Volledige Acne Test appeared first on Healthcare Chain.... Read more »

Een terugtrekkende haarlijn houdt niet alleen in dat je minder haar hebt. Het is een… The post Wat Te Weten Over een Terugtrekkende Haarlijn bij Mannen en Vrouwen appeared first on Healthcare Chain.... Read more »

Kaal worden is een feit voor miljoenen mannen. Volwassenen verliezen elke dag zo’n 10.000 haren… The post Waarom Mannelijke Kaalheid Optreedt appeared first on Healthcare Chain.... Read more »

Neef van de ui en zus van de sjalot, knoflook is een klein, maar machtig… The post Knoflook voor Gewichtsverlies appeared first on Healthcare Chain.... Read more »

Als je een veganist bent, of een strikte vegetariër, wil je misschien nauwlettender aandacht geven… The post Veganistische Eiwitcombinaties appeared first on Healthcare Chain.... Read more »

Inflammation can be a beneficial sign that the body’s immune system is fighting an infection, but it can also linger over time, damaging the body. There is evidence that eating a diet heavy in foods that promote inflammation can increase the risk for certain health problems, and also that a... Read more »

Inflammatory bowel disease (IBD) is a treatable condition once considered a disease that largely affects people who are white, although in recent years it has been diagnosed more often in other racial and ethnic groups, in the US and around the world. Recognizing this condition early can make a difference... Read more »

Millions of people around the world have sickle cell disease, a genetic condition that can cause pain and damage to organs or tissues, and can make children more susceptible to other health problems. In the US, most cases are diagnosed through screening in newborns. Getting connected to the proper care... Read more »

Every day, more and more adults are getting vaccinated against COVID-19, helping us build toward herd immunity. But what about children and teens? What is the status of research on the vaccines in these groups, and when might vaccines be available for them? The post COVID-19 vaccines for children and... Read more »

After too much time spent indoors (and probably less active than is healthy), getting outside and taking a hike is a great way to get some exercise while enjoying nature. But before you hit the trail, make sure you’re well prepared. The post Happy trails: Take a hike, now appeared... Read more »

Although it has been known for some time that individuals with dementia frequently have poor, fragmented sleep, two new studies suggest that if you don’t get enough sleep in midlife, you are at increased risk for dementia later in life. The post Sleep well — and reduce your risk of... Read more »

A history of discrimination in multiple settings, including health care, may make some people who identify as LGBTQ+ hesitant to get a COVID-19 vaccine, even though the virus has disproportionately harmed this community. If you're struggling to make a decision, this may help you consider benefits and risks. The post... Read more »

Polycystic ovary syndrome is the most common cause of infertility in women. In many cases, women with PCOS have skin and hair issues such as acne, hair loss, or excessive hair growth in places where they normally do not have hair. Treatment options vary depending on the symptoms and each... Read more »

Obstructive sleep apnea leaves people tired, but also puts them at risk for other health problems. Not everyone with sleep apnea can use an airway pressure machine, and some may simply prefer not to. There are oral appliances available, but are they effective? The post Dental appliances for sleep apnea:... Read more »

Calcium is crucial to building and maintaining healthy bones, but taking too much could endanger your heart, kidneys and brain. Learn how to take calcium supplements safely and symptoms of hypercalcemia to look out for.... Read more »

A heart murmur diagnosis in children can cause parents anxiety, but the diagnosis is actually pretty common and doesn’t necessarily indicate an issue. Pediatric cardiologists offer reassuring facts.... Read more »

Looking for a healthy mashed potato recipe? Our version gets loads of flavor from garlic, white pepper, chives and paprika.... Read more »

You think you have COVID-19, but your at-home test is expired. Here’s how to verify if it’s actually expired and why using an expired one may lead to inaccurate results.... Read more »

Looking to stimulate hair growth? A dermatology specialist explains what types of hair loss microneedling might help, and why at-home devices aren’t your best bet.... Read more »

Vitamin-rich foods probably have you thinking of fruits and veggies. But vitamin K2 is an exception. It’s found in fermented foods and animal products. A registered dietitian shares which sources of vitamin K2 are best for your overall health.... Read more »

Worldwide, nearly 45% of all cancer-related deaths are attributed to behavioral risk factors like smoking, drinking and living a sedentary lifestyle. Here’s what you can do to lower your risk and live your best life.... Read more »

Do you regularly chomp on ice when you’re sipping a cold drink or absentmindedly crunch on a few cubes when you’re stressed? Learn why this habit can lead to a variety of dental issues.... Read more »

A bidet is a fixture that washes your bottom after you use the toilet. But is it safe and healthy to use? A gastroenterologist explains.... Read more »

Are you feeling lucky? The Lucky Girl Syndrome internet trend won’t fix all of your problems, but it might give you some meaningful ways to turn your own negative thinking around.... Read more »

Your body needs magnesium — and you can easily get enough by eating a healthy diet. Here are 25 foods that can help you hit your goal.... Read more »

Bradycardia, or a low heart rate, occurs frequently in older adults. Learn what it is and when to worry.... Read more »

Learn how common drugs in your medicine cabinet may cause an extreme reaction when you go out in the sun — and why sunscreen alone may not be enough to protect your skin.... Read more »

A registered dietitian explains why sugar can be so addictive — and what to do if you feel like your cravings are out of control.... Read more »

In their first full legislative sessions after the Supreme Court overruled Roe v. Wade, Republican state legislators are being pressed on what “pro-life” really means. There are plenty of bills focusing on abortion restrictions — particularly in the Republican-controlled states where abortion is still largely legal — but GOP lawmakers... Read more »

The Department of Energy says COVID-19 was caused by a lab leak. But that doesn’t mean COVID-19 was definitely caused by a lab leak. In fact, the agency’s report, which made headlines last week, states it has “low confidence” in its own conclusion. Scientific evidence, on the other hand, has... Read more »

Approving an abortion drug is always going to come with a high level of scrutiny and pushback. Dr. Michael Greene knew this well back in 2000 when he was leading the Food and Drug Administration committee that first approved the abortion drug mifepristone for sale in the U.S.  To Greene,... Read more »

In the first month of 2023, 25 people lost their lives in four mass shootings in California over just eight days. It’s a grim statistic, made all the more distressing when you consider the fact that California has one of the lowest gun death rates in the entire country. This... Read more »

Alarm bells seemed to sound in teachers’ lounges across America late last year with the debut of ChatGPT — an AI chatbot that was both easy to use and capable of producing dialogue-like responses, including longer-form writing and essays. Some writers and educators went so far as to even forecast... Read more »

What a year 2022 has been. There was so … much … news. We saw record-high inflation, war in Ukraine, a landmark Supreme Court session, continuing effects of the pandemic, the Winter Olympics, the death of Queen Elizabeth II, the World Cup and, of course, the midterms. In typical FiveThirtyEight... Read more »

If you live in the Northern Hemisphere, there’s a decent chance that it’s dark outside as you’re reading this. Bleak midwinter, indeed. The darkest part of the year is preceded by the switch to standard time, which sacrifices the evening sun in favor of earlier dawns. The results can feel... Read more »

In 2022, FiveThirtyEight’s visual journalists covered the midterm elections, the end of Roe v. Wade and sports stories ranging from the World Cup to changes in Major League Baseball’s pitch timing rules. Here are some of the most interesting — and weird and colorful and complicated — charts we made... Read more »

It used to be, if you wanted to see a Poweshiek skipperling butterfly, the thing to do was go out on the prairie and stare into the middle distance, like you were trying to see a sailboat buried in a Magic Eye painting. Just watch, and wait, and they’d appear. ... Read more »

“Our generation grew up watching as the climate crisis got worse and worse and politicians did nothing.” That might sound like a quote from teen climate activist Greta Thunberg, but it’s actually the opening line for a new series of political ads appearing in multiple states in the lead-up to... Read more »

The next few months are going to be exciting — and busy! — for the FiveThirtyEight Politics Podcast. We’re seeking a freelance audio editor to work two days a week and help make our Politics podcast sound crisp, clear and well-paced. Responsibilities: Edit two hour-long podcasts per week, on Mondays... Read more »

In September 2017, Hurricane Irma swept across the southern tip of Florida, swamping what was then the state’s 26th Congressional District. The following July, that district’s Republican representative, Carlos Curbelo, introduced a bill that would tax greenhouse-gas emissions to help reduce the impact of climate change on his hurricane-prone constituency.... Read more »

This 2016 story followed a team of Waffle House operations analysts as they decided whether to close any of the chain’s locations in preparation for Hurricane Matthew, a Category 5 storm that ended up affecting the Florida coast as a Category 2 storm. This week, as at least 21 Waffle... Read more »

When you’ve lived through two-plus years of a pandemic, it can feel weird to see “disease” and “good news” in the same sentence. But here we are, watching a disease decline, with cautious optimism. Two weeks ago, the World Health Organization announced that monkeypox cases in Europe had fallen so... Read more »

Biden signed legislation requiring the declassification of information on any possible links between a lab in China and the origins of the Covid-19 pandemic.... Read more »

Amid ongoing market volatility, investors and analysts are increasingly targeting the stocks of companies with stellar balance sheets.... Read more »

The FDA staff on Monday said Biogen's investigational ALS drug tofersen may have a "clinical benefit" on a rare and aggressive form of the disease.... Read more »

Illumina pushed back against Carl Icahn's proxy fight over the Grail deal, saying it's committed to maximizing shareholder value as it works with regulators.... Read more »

Microsoft's Nuance subsidiary are rolling out DAX Express, a clinical notes application for healthcare workers.... Read more »

According to a lawsuit obtained by CNBC, former Theranos CEO Elizabeth Holmes has missed payments on three promisorry notes and owes Theranos creditors $25 million.... Read more »

Judge Matthew Kacsmaryk of the U.S. Northern District of Texas heard oral arguments this week in a case challenging FDA approval of mifepristone.... Read more »

The World Health Organization said new data linking the virus to animal samples at China's Wuhan Market provides more clues about the Covid pandemic's origins.... Read more »

The judge could order the FDA to withdraw mifepristone. He could also stop short of blocking sales and impose tougher restrictions on distribution instead.... Read more »

Paxlovid is recommended for people over 50 or those with medical conditions such as high blood pressure or diabetes that place them at a greater risk of Covid.... Read more »

The French drugmaker is the last major insulin manufacturer to try to head off government efforts to cap monthly costs by announcing its own steep price cuts. ... Read more »

Despite continued efforts by law enforcement to crack down on cocaine use, global demand for the drug has only grown.... Read more »

More than 200,000 military service members and veterans are suing 3M claiming its Combat Arms earplugs failed to protect them.... Read more »

Five of Pfizer's drugs will cost less for Medicare recipients starting next month as part of President Joe Biden's plan to lower prescription drug cost.... Read more »

The COVID-19 pandemic highlighted mental health struggles among healthcare workers. Health systems such as Oschner Health and CommonSpirit are sustaining their efforts to aid staff.... Read more »

Marking the three-year anniversary of the COVID-19 pandemic seems like a good time for reflection.... Read more »

Without the legislation, some Kentucky hospitals would have been forced to start cutting costs, the bill's supporters said.... Read more »

The numbers of applicants and residency positions are on the rise, though the percentage of filled positions decreased.... Read more »

The nonprofit Blue Cross and Blue Shield company credited its above-market Medicare Advantage growth for 2023 to its mix of co-branded products, benefit packages and plans with high star ratings.... Read more »

During the COVID-19 pandemic, mobile clinics increased access to health services in rural communities. The MOBILE Health Care Act could boost these efforts.... Read more »

A physician as well as a venture capitalist, Zheng offers a unique perspective on where she's seeing growth in women's digital health now and what lies ahead.... Read more »

GPT-4, which was released by OpenAI on March 14, is more advanced than its popular predecessor ChatGPT. ... Read more »

Medicare Advantage enrollment grew 7% between February 2022 and February 2023, the slowest rate in at least five years. Here's who won and lost the race to capture new members.... Read more »

Brain supplements or nootropics are drugs that have a beneficial effect on brain function in healthy people. Many of these supplements aim to boost memory, motivation, creativity, cognitive function, and alertness. With consistent use, they can also help reduce age-related decline in brain function. With so many brain boosters available...... Read more »

The immune system plays a crucial role in protecting our bodies from harmful pathogens and diseases. While there are many important factors that contribute to a robust immune system, including regular exercise, adequate sleep, and stress management, one of the most important is a healthy diet. What we eat has...... Read more »

Are you looking for a hair salon to get the perfect hair treatment? Then look no further! With so many salons out there, it can be hard to choose the right one. But don’t worry – we’ve got you covered with our guide on how to pick the best salon...... Read more »

Cannabidiol (CBD) is a naturally occurring compound found in the cannabis plant. It has been used for centuries as a natural remedy for various ailments and health issues. Recently, CBD has become increasingly popular due to its many potential therapeutic benefits such as relief from anxiety and pain management. Let’s...... Read more »

Are you welcoming a foster child into your care sometime this year? Do you live in Leeds or the surrounding area and want to be sure that you’re prepared with a list of family-friendly activities to take them to? Giving your foster child a way to explore their new neighbourhood...... Read more »

Substance addiction results from recurrent and uncontrollable habits of smoking and excessive drinking. The continuous use of drugs leads to addiction, which affects your overall wellness. The effects can be physical, mental, or emotional. Additionally, the consequences can be short-term or long-term. They vary depending on the substances you’ve abused....... Read more »

Stress is a common issue that affects many people in today’s fast-paced society. One way to combat stress is through the use of supplements, which can come in both pill and beverage form. A stress relief supplement is a type of dietary supplement that is designed to help individuals manage...... Read more »

The curly girl method is one of the most popular hair care regimes out there. It’s easy to understand, simple to execute and can transform even the worst frizz into beautiful curls. But what exactly is the curly girl method? Why did it become so popular? How does it work,...... Read more »

Running a business as a one-person shop can be both an exciting and daunting prospect. On the one hand, it gives you the freedom to work on your own terms, with no one to answer to but yourself. On the other hand, there is no team in a 1인샵 to...... Read more »