MEDICINE

Mysticism and superstitions once lorded over the question of the number of years a person is expected to live. Such beliefs have since been superseded by science, however, replacing it with more reliable information as to how to improve longevity. Studies that focused on improving life span continue to enlighten the human race on how lifestyle factors affect longevity. Still, there are strong pieces of evidence pointing to particular traits that may also impact life span, such as a certain type of smell.

Government records show that approximately four million people are living with diabetes in the UK. This means that one in every sixteen persons will acquire a type of condition in their lifetime. What is the difference, however, particularly in terms of symptoms, between Type 1 and Type 2 diabetes?

Apple and Johnson & Johnson are working on a study which helps detect stroke early and improve Apple apps in detecting these symptoms.

One of the most common health conditions in the UK is high blood pressure. If left unchecked, it can lead to the development of life-threatening complications. Studies showed that having a certain tea can help keep blood pressure readings in check