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How to Prevent Bladder Leaks When Working Out

Bladder leaks can be quite embarrassing, but did you know thousands of people suffer from them? They can occur at any time, especially if there is stress on the bladder. Coughing, sneezing, or laughing can all cause a few trickles of urine to come out. Another common cause of bladder leaks is working out, and ...click here to read more

If You Snore at Night, You’re at Risk for This…

Commonly recognized heart attack symptoms include chest pain, shortness of breath, headaches, and dizziness. But there is one symptom that many people aren’t aware of that reveals if your heart is at risk for a heart attack. This symptom is snoring. Some scientists have claimed that snoring may be an indicator of a myocardial infarction. ...click here to read more

Are Neck Ties Dangerous for Your Health?

If you’re a man, you’ve probably worn a necktie throughout your life for various occasions. From work attire to evening outings, neckties can be formal or professional. But this piece of clothing, although stylish, may pose a risk to your health. Research has shown that not only does wearing neck ties cause slight discomfort, but ...click here to read more

Changes in Your Vision Could Be a Sign of This

A new study has found a link between age-related vision loss and cognitive decline. The study included older adults aged 65 to 85. Visual and cognitive tests were performed on the participants to determine any possible link between the two. At the start of the study, the average vision was 20/25 and cognitive function was ...click here to read more

Postprandial hypotension: Causes, symptoms, and treatment

Postprandial hypotension is low blood pressure after a meal. This condition can manifest itself as dizziness or lightheadedness that affects nearly one-third of older men and women. Proper digestion is accomplished when the functioning of the digestive, nervous, and circulatory systems are precisely coordinated. Extra blood is directed to the intestines and stomach. To compensate ...click here to read more

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Why It’s Okay to Consume Some Alcohol

There is a constant debate about whether drinking alcohol is good for your health or not. The general consensus is that a moderate amount of alcohol seems to be considered safe, and in some cases, can offer health benefits. The latest study to explore the benefits of alcohol consumption looks at how it can affect ...click here to read more

Possible AFib Triggers That Should Be Avoided

Atrial fibrillation (AFib) is a condition that leads to irregular heartbeats, but understanding atrial fibrillation triggers can help you better manage the condition. If there are abnormal electrical signals in the atria, different areas of the heart can beat too quickly, too slowly, or in an uneven rhythm. Some people experience a heartbeat that is ...click here to read more

Being Autoimmune Can Be a Cause of Glaucoma: Study

Glaucoma is a disease in the eye that is characterized by increased pressure inside the eye, which can damage the optic nerve and lead to blindness. Elevated eye pressure can occur from the natural aging process, as the ducts that allow fluid to drain from the eye become blocked. Glaucoma affects approximately 70 million people ...click here to read more

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