Health News

It has been another informative week in the world of health news. With the weather getting warmer, chances are you’ll be spending more time outdoors. So, we’ve provided you with an article on the best exercises for knee arthritis to keep you active. To keep you on your feet and feeling healthy, we’ve also included ...click here to read more

Those who have never owned a car know the inconvenience that waiting a traffic can be. It makes burns up unnecessary gas, wastes our time, and according to a new study, produce excessive noise and air pollution that might increase our risk for heart disease. Noise vs. air pollution We are all aware that air ...click here to read more

As we get older, bone health becomes a serious concern. This is because, over time, our bones become weaker, which increases our risk of fracture and disability. It’s even more detrimental for seniors because disability and other injuries can negatively affect a person’s quality of life. The problem is that bone weakness and damage can ...click here to read more

Cancer is a broad term referring to many diseases that are characterized by the development of abnormal cells dividing uncontrollably. These cells can invade and destroy normal tissue, leading to cancer spread and the development of typical cancer-related symptoms. A lot of research is devoted to finding an effective remedy for this affliction. New findings ...click here to read more

Nursing homes are often a necessity, as they provide around the clock care to those who need it. Deciding to put a family member into such a facility is a hard decision, but one that is usually the most logical. The whole premise of a nursing home is to ensure the longevity of the elderly. ...click here to read more

Another week has gone by, which means it’s time for your weekly health news round-up. It has been quite an informative week, so we’ve compiled a bunch of our articles in case you missed them. We feel that everyone should know how to prevent poor circulation, as it may lead to poor health outcomes in ...click here to read more

Those who grew up with a sibling of the opposite sex may tell you that their parents treated them differently. Girls are usually treated more delicately while boys are treated rougher. According to a new psychological study, father’s brains respond differently when interacting with daughters versus sons. Fathers more affectionate toward daughters A study from ...click here to read more

It is easy to recognize someone with Parkinson’s disease. They often have a noticeable tremor, a shuffling gait, and move very slowly. Parkinson’s is a progressive disorder of the nervous system that affects nearly one million Americans. The older demographic typically has Parkinson’s, with the average age of developing being 60. The disease has no cure, ...click here to read more

Menopause… it’s a word many women dread and don’t really like to use. But in reality, it’s not the transition itself that is bothersome and uncomfortable. Postmenopausal women would confess that they feel relief not having their lives dictated by their menstrual cycle. What’s worrying for women undergoing this change are the symptoms. The legendary ...click here to read more

We at Bel Marra take health very seriously. We want to keep our readers informed, so we’ve compiled a list of the best articles for the week. You will find info on asthenia, osteoarthritis, low blood pressure, and even undercover the reasons owning a pet is beneficial. Asthenia: Causes and how to treat it Asthenia ...click here to read more

Apparently, we are all very tired and in dire need of some sort of energy boost all the time. How else can you explain the incredible popularity of coffee shops that seemingly spring up like mushrooms at every intersection, not to mention the mass consumption of energy drinks which can be bought at any convenience ...click here to read more

It’s a common mantra for people to view the elderly as more knowledgeable thanks to their increased number of years alive, which are thought to translate to life experience. While this is true in some respects, your doctor may be the exception. According to a new study, patients treated by older hospital-based doctors—known as hospitalists—are ...click here to read more

Another week has gone by and we at Bel Marra have another weekly health news roundup for you. It has been quite an informative week, as we have learned about lumbar spondylosis, ways to improve vision, as well as discussing the latest news in depression treatment. For those who enjoy more detailed topics, we have ...click here to read more

We have been told our entire lives that, one day, we will meet the love of our life, get married, settle down, and be happy. While this is the reality for some, at least half of all married couples in the United States get divorced, something that wasn’t a part of the narrative we were ...click here to read more