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Body temperature is linked to depression: Research

The study shows that people suffering from Depression have higher body temperature. Reducing their temperature can have mental health benefits. | Health

United statesAshley masonResearch unsplashIntegrative healthOsher centerWeill institute for neurosciencesScientific reportsBody temperatureBody temperature linked to depressioDepression cDepression reasonsDepression symptoms

Cold water swimming improves menopause symptoms: Research

The study shows that cold swimming can help improve mental and physical symptoms in menopausal women. | Health

United kingdomInstitute for women healthResearch unsplashReproductive healthPost reproductive healthProfessor joyce harperMenopause symptomsMenopause mental symptomsMenopause physical symptomsMenopause and swimmingMenopause and cold swimming

Common headaches linked to neck inflammation: Research

The study states that neck muscles are implicated in primary headaches - this discovery can lead to exploration of better treatment options. | Health

United statesNico sollmannInterventional radiology at university hospital ulmAmerican migraine foundationResearch unsplashRadiological society of north americaRadiological societyNorth americaInterventional radiologyUniversity hospital ulmInterventional neuroradiologyUniversity hospital rechtsChronic headachesCommon headacheHeadache and neck painHeadache and neck inflammation

Children as young as four consume more when they are bored: Research

The study shows that boredom often influences children to consume more calories. | Health

India generalEmma haycraftJackie blissettClaire farrowResearch unsplashLoughborough universityAston universityProfessor claire farrowProfessor jackie blissettProfessor emma haycraftHindustan timesWhatsapp channelsHow to avoid overeatingYoung children and overeatingBoredom and obesityChildren as young four consume more when they are bored

Women living in walkable communities have low obesity rates: Research

The study shows how physical activity helps in alleviating the risk of obesity-related cancers in women. | Health

India generalAndrew rundleColumbia mailman schoolGrossman school of medicineEnvironmental health perspectivesResearch unsplashIcahn school of medicine at mount sinaiEnvironmental healthColumbia mailmanSandra india aldanaIcahn schoolMount sinaiHindustan timesWhatsapp channelsPostmenopausal breast cancerOvarian cancer

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