Health & Lifestyle
Insomnia tied to suicidal thoughts, anxiety in schizophrenics
Insomniacs have trouble falling and/or staying asleep. It is a common problem among patients with schizophrenia -- a mental disorder where people interpret reality abnormally. 
Recreation and Fun Can Boost Your Economy
There is a good reason why having fun would translate into a stronger local economy. Find out why here.
BP pills may raise heart disease risk in people with HIV: Study
People with HIV are able to live longer with anti-retroviral therapy (ART). 
What Should Be Your First Step towards Getting Life Coverage?
Nothing can tell what happens next. Thus, it is for this particular reason having life insurance is a necessity today....
High-sugar diet in adolescence can impair memory later
The new findings showed that higher consumption of sugar during early life increased the level of parabacteroides -- a type of gut bacteria. 
Study identifies possible Covid drugs
A team of researchers has identified nine potential new Covid-19 treatments, including three already approved by the US FDA for treating other diseases.
Specially formulated food to bridge nutrition gaps
Therapeutic food manufacturers have proposed Ready-to-Use Supplementary Foods (RUSF) as a potent way to equip HIV infected people
'Covid vax in 3rd trimester can transfer antibodies to baby'
After receiving a vaccination, women mounted a robust immune response suggesting that the vaccine will protect pregnant women from Covid-19
'Advance treatment can add more years to multiple myeloma patients'
Advanced treatments like a targeted combination of drugs along with bone marrow transplant can effectively increase the survival of a patient.
EU fails to achieve March vax goals amid looming 3rd wave
The European Union has fallen short of vaccinating 80 per cent of health care workers and people over the age of 80 against Covid-19.
Covid-associated seizures linked to higher death risk
"There is increasing evidence that non-convulsive seizures can damage the brain and make outcomes worse, similar to convulsions," Westover added. 
Added sugar linked to liver disease among children
NAFLD is associated with both a lack of exercise and excessive consumption of sucrose, the scientific name for table sugar, which is comprised of both fructose and glucose. 
Depression affects visual perception: Study
Perception tests could, for example, serve as an additional tool when assessing the effect of various therapies as the treatment progresses. 
Diabetes drug may be new weapon against HIV
the diabetes drug metformin inhibits the same process and thereby suppresses HIV replication in these cells, in both cell-culture and mouse experiments. 
How Dominos is a great place to celebrate your kid's birthday
Who doesn’t love pizzas? Just the thought of a warm box of delicious Domino’s pizza provides comfort and joy to our soul.....
Gum infection linked to elevated BP
Periodontitis is an infection of the gum tissues that hold teeth in place that can lead to progressive inflammation, bone or tooth loss. 
Problem of Potable Water
Everyone has the right to sufficient, continuous, safe, acceptable, physically accessible, and affordable water for personal and domestic use.
Do I still need to get a COVID vaccine if I’ve had coronavirus?
The COVID vaccine rollout is underway. But what if you have already had COVID-19? Is it still a good idea to get vaccinated? 
Caffeine intake during pregnancy linked to smaller babies
Smaller birth size can place infants at higher risk of obesity, heart disease and diabetes later in life. 
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