By: Chad Hanson | March 25, 2026 | 9 min. read | Share New University of Miami Miller School of Medicine research links long‑term physical activity, diet quality and social engagement to stronger cognition and brain resilience in older adults. Staying physically active, eating well and remaining socially engaged over the course of adulthood may do more than support overall…
An updated electronic health records-embedded assessment will help clinicians systematically capture lifestyle and whole-person health factors long missing from routine care, supporting more effective, preventive, and value-based practice. ST. LOUIS, March 25, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — As whole-person care accelerates across the U.S. health care system, clinicians face a persistent and consequential gap: the lifestyle and…
There’s something magical about tulip season. For a few short weeks each spring, landscapes around the world transform into vibrant carpets of colour. Although it’s not as popular as cherry blossoms, its elegance still charms, drawing travellers, photographers, and flower lovers alike. While the Netherlands may be the first place that comes to mind, tulips…
China Mobile has invested nearly HK$10 billion (US$1.28 billion) over five years to help turn Hong Kong into a global computing hub, integrating the city into China’s national network. The world’s largest telecoms operator by subscribers on Wednesday opened a new data centre in northern Hong Kong and said it would step up investment in…
[The content of this article has been produced by our advertising partner.] The German Swiss International School (GSIS) in Hong Kong has long been recognised for the quality of education and breadth of opportunities it provides. Admitting applicants of all nationalities from kindergarten through to the completion of secondary level, the school offers two streams…
For many, the desire to pursue a career in healthcare is born of one to help others and make a positive impact on society – but many paths come with the added bonus of generous salaries that can afford them a luxurious lifestyle and allow them to live their lives during downtime to the fullest….
(Photo by Eren Li via Pexels) By Stephen Beech Men who eat bacon and sausages will find it harder to father a baby, suggests new research. Eating large amounts of ultra-processed food is linked not only to reduced fertility in men, but also to slower growth of babies in the womb, according to the findings….
Silent Epidemic: Diabetes Cases Climb In Kandhamal, Koraput & Mayurbhanj Amid Lifestyle Changes (ETV Bharat) Bhubaneswar: Once considered an urban lifestyle disorder, diabetes is now taking the rural and tribal pockets of Odisha in its grip, emerging as a full-blown public health concern. Kandhamal, Koraput and Mayurbhanj districts, usually considered low-risk zones, are now witnessing…
6. Barbados In contrast with the peripatetic Poirot, who Christie dispatched through the Middle East and Europe, Miss Marple only travelled outside Britain once. A Caribbean Mystery was set on the fictional island of St Honore, inspired by Christie’s 1956 trip to Barbados. The author stayed at the Coral Reef Club, which she later fictionalised as Miss…
Movement is a ‘magic pill’ In modern American life, securing food might involve cruising through the drive-thru or tapping a delivery app. But the Tsimané, like our Paleolithic hunter-gatherer ancestors, expend a great deal of physical effort to meet their food needs. Research by David Raichlen, professor of biological sciences and anthropology at USC Dornsife,…