Our brand-new Easy Veggie Quiche recipe will be the star of your brunch table. With garden-fresh vegetables taking center stage, you’ll feel great about serving…Read More
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Slow Cooker Kielbasa & Cabbage Soup
This delicious and easy crock pot recipe for Kielbasa and Cabbage Soup is bursting with traditional Eastern European flavors. This hearty soup is loaded with smokey…Read More
Roasted Green Beans With Almonds
Here’s an easy recipe for classic roasted green beans with the addition of almonds. They are simple enough for a busy weeknight and also the…Read More
Keto Chicken Soup
This Keto Chicken Soup with cauliflower rice will cure what ails you this cold season. Not only is it ua-comforting and delicious, but it’s under 200…Read More
Radish Salad With Carrots
Today’s recipe is a Radish Salad with Carrots and easy maple ginger vinaigrette. If you have been looking for a new recipe to try with…Read More
Produce Spotlight: The Ultimate Guide To Spinach
Spinach is one of the most versatile and healthy greens as it can be cooked or served raw. You may wonder, where does spinach grow?…Read More
The link between coffee and blood pressure
Moderate amounts of coffee intake may reduce high blood pressure. Coffee is a staple of many diets around the world. As coffee consumption has increased throughout the years, several studies have linked moderate coffee drinking (3-5 cups per day) with reduced risk of cardiovascular disease. On the other hand, those who are heavy coffee drinkers […]
Link between heart health and brain health identified
In the 21st century, global health has seen a drastic shift in the incidence of diseases affecting the human population. In early 2000, the World Health Organization (WHO) reported the top 10 global causes of death to be primarily communicable, or infectious, diseases. However, this changed in 2016 when over 71% of global deaths occurred […]
The Patient Portal: A missing link to efficiency and staying connected to patients during uncertain times
The pandemic caused by the novel coronavirus has caused a need for adapting across many industries, and healthcare is no different. The rise of telemedicine is an example of change already occurring. However, if a practice is not well-suited or doesn’t feel ready for telemedicine, they can leverage tools within the electronic health record (EHR). […]
Is there a link between neighbourhood walkability and cardiovascular risk?
In a recent study, researchers attempt to determine how neighbourhood walkability and cardiovascular risk are related using a Canadian study sample. Cardiovascular disease is a significant cause of mortality worldwide. Exercise can be helpful in lowering the risk of cardiovascular disease, unfortunately, only about one in four Americans participate in regular exercise activities. The negative […]
Examining the link between menopause and heart disease risk
In a recent study, researchers investigated arterial stiffness as a link between menopause and heart disease risk. Cardiovascular disease (CVD) is the second leading cause of death for women, aged between 45 and 54 years in North America. The risk of heart disease increases with age in both genders. However, in women, this risk is […]
New study further supports the link between exercise and brain health
New evidence published in Mayo Clinic Proceedings from the German Center for Neurodegenerative Diseases suggests a positive association between exercise and gray matter volume in regions of the brain already linked to cognitive decline and aging. Fifty million people are affected by dementia worldwide. Consequently, there is a significant amount of research focused on dementia […]
Coronavirus: Hospital patients to be seen via video link
Hospitals are being asked to carry out more video-based consultations of patients to reduce the risk of spreading the coronavirus. NHS England hopes the move will reduce the number of people in hospitals and lower the potential for transmission. It comes as the government launched a major public health campaign focused on vigorous hand-washing. Officials […]
Learning difficulties ‘link to brain connections’
Differences associated with learning difficulties are found less in specific areas of the brain and more in the connections between them, experts say. After scanning 479 children’s brains, Cambridge University researchers found they were organised in multiple “hubs”. Those with no difficulties – or very specific ones, such as poor listening skills – had well […]
Women take legal action over breast implant cancer link
Twenty UK women are taking legal action after developing a rare form of cancer linked to their breast implants. More than 50 women have been diagnosed with the same condition in the UK, and hundreds more worldwide. A top surgeon said there were gaps in implant information and people were almost being “used as guinea […]