health
New Immune Cell Type May Explain Food Allergies
Researchers identified ‘tolerogenic dendritic cells’ in the intestines, crucial for preventing food allergies, suggesting new potential treatments.
Apple Offers Free Limited-Edition Pin for Global Close Your Rings Day
Apple celebrates the 10th anniversary of the Apple Watch with Global Close Your Rings Day, offering a free limited-edition pin for users who close all Activity rings on April 24.
Carlos Santana Hospitalized Due to Dehydration Before Texas Concert
Carlos Santana was hospitalized for dehydration before his San Antonio concert. The show was postponed, and the musician is recovering well.
Cervical Cancer is Preventable: Vaccination and Screening are Key to Health
In Armenia, 260-265 new cases of cervical cancer are diagnosed annually, with the majority attributed to carcinogenic types of the Human Papillomavirus (HPV). This disease is preventable, and the Ministry of Health of Armenia emphasizes the crucial role of vaccination…
Cold-Water Immersion and Health: Separating Fact from Fiction
Cold-water immersion (CWI) is gaining popularity in both athletic and wellness circles. A recent study, published in PLOS ONE and summarized by ScienceDaily, aimed to investigate the purported health benefits of CWI. Researchers analyzed data from 11 studies involving over…
Hidden Fat Predicts Alzheimer’s 20 Years Before Symptoms
Researchers have identified a link between specific types of hidden body fat and the accumulation of abnormal proteins in the brain that signify Alzheimer’s disease. This association appears up to 20 years before the first signs of dementia, according to…
4,800 People Living with HIV in Armenia: The Significance of World AIDS Day
December 1 marks World AIDS Day, observed this year under the theme “Putting Rights First: My Health, My Right.” This global event unites people worldwide to support those living with HIV/AIDS and honor the memory of those who have lost…
Everything You Need to Know About Allergies: Types, Symptoms, and Treatment Options
Allergies are immune system reactions to foreign substances, or allergens, that are typically harmless to the body. However, for some people, these allergens can cause reactions ranging from mild inflammation to life-threatening conditions such as anaphylaxis. When to Seek Emergency…
Omega-3s and Vegetarians’ Stroke Risk. EPIC-Oxford study
Recent findings from the EPIC-Oxford study have sparked discussions in the health and nutrition community about the paradoxical health risks associated with vegetarian diets. While vegetarianism is linked to a lower risk of heart disease, researchers discovered that it may…
The Vitamin D Dilemma: Could It Explain the Higher Stroke Risk in Vegetarians?
A recent study, the EPIC-Oxford study, has presented a perplexing finding: while vegetarians enjoy a lower risk of heart disease, they may face a higher risk of stroke. This unexpected outcome has left researchers searching for explanations, and one potential…
Salt: The Hidden Culprit Behind Japan’s Stroke Decline?
A fascinating phenomenon has emerged as Japan’s diet shifted towards Western patterns with increased meat and dairy consumption: stroke rates, once alarmingly high, have plummeted. This trend, seemingly paradoxical given the association of saturated fat with cardiovascular disease, invites a…
Vegetarianism, B12, and the Stroke Paradox
Recent research has sparked debate about the relationship between vegetarian diets, vitamin B12 levels, and stroke risk. While vegetarian diets are often lauded for their health benefits, some studies suggest that vegetarians may face a higher risk of stroke compared…














