After looking at a database of 850 patients diagnosed with lymphatic and bone marrow cancers between 1972 and 1980, researchers from the University of Tasmania and Britain‘s Bristol University found that living near high-voltage power lines might increase the risk of leukemia, lymphoma, and related conditions later in life. People who lived within 328 yards… Read More »
Advertisement Continue reading the main story Supported by Continue reading the main story Doctors Harness the Power of Human Connections Social medicine programs, which often encourage patients to engage with other people, can help address dementia, isolation and more. Socializing can help dementia patients improve their cognition and quality of life.Credit…Sammy Jo Hester/The Daily Herald,… Read More »
Although kale and spinach are well known for helping to boost physical fitness, according to a study they could also help improve cognitive fitness.[1] 60 participants between the ages of 25 and 45 were recruited for the study, and the researchers discovered that study participants who were middle-aged that had higher levels of the nutrient… Read More »
Use a flashlight you haven’t touched in ages Don’t be surprised if your battery-powered radio or flashlight won’t turn on when you need it most. You might think the battery is dead, but it could be a deeper issue, says Judge. “Over time, those batteries will leach acid that will get into the contacts,” he… Read More »
Leading renewable energy consultancy and service provider, Natural Power, has acted as technical adviser to the specialist alternative asset manager Gresham House for its acquisition of Bumpers solar farm from developer, Anesco. During the acquisition process, Natural Power provided technical due diligence and energy yield assessment services. Silvia Raineri, Solar PV consultant at Natural Power,… Read More »