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The National Council for Aged Care Providers is calling on the federal government to provide urgent support to keep services running, as the Middle East war sends oil prices skyrocketing. Aged Australians, which represents residential care, home care, retirement living and community care operators, wants older Australians and aged care workers to be prioritized in … Read more
While the stock market is experiencing significant volatility right now, there is a good chance that it will perform even better over the next five years. This is what we have come to expect from Equity considering their track record over the past decade. So, it might still be a good idea to invest in … Read more
An eight-part Netflix reality series Blue treatment Seven follows a couple as they navigate their relationship with the help of therapist Karen Doherty. The fly-on-the-wall documentary, which centers on therapy sessions and real-world couple interactions, covers issues including infidelity, infidelity, financial problems, and parenting. Doherty, a couples therapist and relationship coach, said the show was … Read more
It would be weird to get it after a burger. Photo by Louis Keane By Louis Keane March 26, 2026 Anti-Semitism is on the rise. There is a war going on in the Middle East. Passover is upon us and gas prices are higher than ever. And yet this month came a piece of good … Read more
We underestimated When we think of heart health, we usually think of running or jogging. For years, we’ve been told that we should move to save our arteries. But a growing body of research suggests that the most powerful weapon against hypertension may not be moving at all. Isometric exercises (holding static positions), such as … Read more
A 42-year-old man began self-administering a high-dose niacin or vitamin B3 supplement because he read on social media that it improved cholesterol and increased longevity. After two weeks, he developed severe flushing, itching, nausea and abdominal pain. He came to the hospital with severe fatigue. Tests revealed that his liver enzymes and blood glucose were … Read more
You may want to leave this medicine alone. Calls to the nation’s poison centers about natural supplements marketed as energy boosters, mood enhancers and pain relievers have risen nearly 1,200% in the past decade, a new study has found. Hospitalizations, and even some deaths, have been looming, with health experts sounding the alarm over a … Read more
Last week, while medical staff at Hillel Yaf Hospital in Haidar were performing cardiac catheterizations in one of the hospital’s three secure operating rooms, a siren sounded signaling an impending Iranian ballistic missile attack. The missile was fired, and the operation continued successfully. Afterwards, staff moved the patient to another building with a safe recovery … Read more
For about 300,000 years Homo sapiens have been eating anything that looks edible. Plants, grains, fruits, as well as parts of any creature that walks, flies, swims or crawls travel down the esophagus. One would think that with all this experience we would have figured out what foods are good for health. But here we … Read more
In an alert, the United Nations’ World Health Organization, WHO, warned that Cuban hospitals are struggling to maintain emergency and critical care services. “Thousands of surgeries have been delayed over the past month and people who need care … have been put at risk by the lack of electricity available for medical equipment,” said WHO … Read more