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How Poor Sleep Effects the Heart??
The body is dependent upon sleep to regulate certain functions of importance, such as heart rate, blood pressure, and metabolism.
Dia Upreti
Feb 17
The Role of Gut Health in Mental Well-being
In recent years, scientific investigation has shed light on a vital yet often underestimated factor in mental health – gut health.
Dia Upreti
Feb 17
Eggs and Cholesterol: A New Perspective on an Ancient Controversy
Diya Upreti, Jadetimes Staff Diya Upreti is a Jadetimes news reporter covering health news Image Source : North California Eggs and...
Dia Upreti
Feb 15
Antioxidants and Graying Hair: Is a Healthy Diet Enough to Maintain Hair Color?
Hair graying is a natural process that is influenced by genetics, aging, and environmental factors. Recent studies, however, indicate that
Dia Upreti
Feb 15
Rise in Influenza and Other Viruses Throughout the U.S.: An Increasing Health Issue
Rise in Influenza and Other Viruses Throughout the U.S.: An Increasing Health Issue
Dia Upreti
Feb 13
Cold Water Immersion: Investigating the Short-Term Health Gains
Cold water immersion, or "cold plunging," has become increasingly popular among athletes, health enthusiasts, and those looking for alternat
Dia Upreti
Feb 13
Decline in Shark Attacks Observed Worldwide: Understanding the Shift
Diya Upreti, Jadetimes Staff Diya Upreti is a Jadetimes news reporter covering health news Image Source : National Geographic Decline in...
Dia Upreti
Feb 12
Americans Often Conceal Chronic Health Conditions at Work
Diya Upreti, Jadetimes Staff Diya Upreti is a Jadetimes news reporter covering health news Image Source : CDC Americans Often Conceal...
Dia Upreti
Feb 12
Air Pollution and Lung Cancer: The Growing Problem in the UK
Diya Upreti, Jadetimes Staff Diya Upreti is a Jadetimes news reporter covering health news Image Source : Breeze Technology Air Pollution...
Dia Upreti
Feb 11
Argentina Announces Withdrawal from the World Health Organization: A Bold Move or a Risky Decision?
Argentina Announces Withdrawal from the World Health Organization: A Bold Move or a Risky Decision?
Dia Upreti
Feb 9
Experimental Vaccine Holds Promise for Advanced Kidney Cancer End
Diya Upreti, Jadetimes Staff Diya Upreti is a Jadetimes news reporter covering health news Image Source : News Medical Experimental...
Dia Upreti
Feb 9
Teen wellness market to grow exponentially in 2025
The teen wellness industry is booming unprecedentedly in 2025, gaining momentum with greater awareness of adolescent mental health and the p
Dia Upreti
Feb 9
Rising Cases of Vector-Borne Diseases in India: A Growing Concern
Rising Cases of Vector-Borne Diseases in India: A Growing Concern
Dia Upreti
Feb 9
Regular Salt Swapped with Substitutes May Reduced a Risk of Recurrent Stroke and Death
A recently published study has highlighted a relatively simple yet potent dietary modification
Dia Upreti
Feb 8
Symbravo is approved: A New Acute Migraine Treatment for Adults
Migraine is a debilitating neurological condition affecting millions worldwide, often causing severe headaches, nausea.
Dia Upreti
Feb 8
The Vital Role of Water in Our Lives
Water is an essential element for life, covering approximately 71% of the Earth's surface and making up about 60% of the human body.
Jadetimes News
Feb 6
Microplastics found in human brain tissue: A growing concern
Diya Upreti, Jadetimes Staff Diya Upreti is a Jadetimes news reporter covering health news Image Source : Stanford Media Microplastics...
Dia Upreti
Feb 6
Lower Cholesterol Linked to Shift to Plant-Based Meat Alternatives
In recent years, the popularity of plant-based meat alternatives has simply soared as more people take towards a healthier eats.
Dia Upreti
Feb 6
Heart Disease Remains the Leading Cause of Death in the U.S. as Risk Factors Surge
Heart disease continues to be the leading cause of death in the United States, claiming more lives each year than any other health condition
Dia Upreti
Feb 6
Why Males and Females Perform Differently in School: A Look at Brain Structure
Ever wondered why girls perform better at school? Is it because they study more and boys do not?
Hana Razvy
Feb 4
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