Scientists suggest over-40s can benefit from drinking two glasses of wine or bottles of beer daily.

Creative Media NewsSunday, 17 July 2022, 3:000

Scientists now assert that anyone over the age of 40 can safely consume one glass of wine or one bottle of beer each day and that doing so may even be beneficial. And they say that drinking two alcoholic beverages per night is unlikely to do long-term harm to their health. The study, published in...

Doctors are leaving the NIH and CDC in droves because they’re embarrassed by ‘poor science’.

Creative Media NewsSunday, 17 July 2022, 2:000

Two of the most prestigious health agencies in the United States are reportedly losing staff due to poor decision-making, which has been termed by employees as “bad science.” According to Dr. Marty Makary, a leading public-health expert at Johns Hopkins University, both the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) and the National Institutes of...

Physical contact alone cannot cause fentanyl overdose, say experts.

Creative Media NewsSunday, 17 July 2022, 1:000

Experts are skeptical of claims that simply skin-to-skin contact with the potent narcotic fentanyl can result in damage. Dr. Gina Dahlem, a professor at the University of Michigan School of Nursing, told DailyMail.com that incidents like that of a Tennessee lady who fell after handling a fentanyl-tainted dollar bill are extremely unusual. Even though the...

Half the NHS safe weekly booze limit may cause cognitive problems in elderly age’.

Creative Media NewsSunday, 17 July 2022, 0:000

Long ago, NHS health professionals deemed a daily pint of beer to be pretty safe. According to a study, however, consuming only half of that quantity could make you susceptible to memory problems over the long run. Researchers discovered that consuming more than seven units per week — the equivalent of three pints of beer...

MPs warn the NHS must ‘redouble’ efforts to vaccinate hard-to-reach communities.

Creative Media NewsSaturday, 16 July 2022, 12:000

People of Black, Black British, and Pakistani descent were fewer than half as likely to have received their boosters as those of White British descent. MPs caution that the National Health Service must “redouble” its efforts to vaccinate hard-to-reach populations as coronavirus infections continue to climb. The Public Accounts Committee encouraged health care to keep...

Less crisps and more fruit can lessen depression and anxiety.

Creative Media NewsSaturday, 16 July 2022, 10:000

If research is to be believed, eating an apple daily could help prevent depression. Researchers surveyed nearly 430 adults to determine the relationship between eating habits and mental health. Results indicated that those who consumed the recommended five servings of fruit per day were less likely to be depressed. However, the converse was true for...

Eating less is the key to keeping thin, a study finds.

Creative Media NewsSaturday, 16 July 2022, 9:000

A study reveals that thin people do not exercise more than the rest of us; rather, they eat less. It has long been believed that naturally skinny people can eat whatever they want since they move more. Researchers have discovered, however, that they move more and consume less. They compared the diets and energy levels...

Eat gazpacho during the day and rub your skin with ONION juice: Sun-beating techniques Britons can take heatwave tips from India and Spain.

Creative Media NewsSaturday, 16 July 2022, 7:000

Learn from the Indians and smear yourself with onion juice, or imitate the Spanish and consume gazpacho during the day to chill off. According to experts, the United Kingdom should go elsewhere for inspiration during the present heatwave. This week, Britons have sweltered in temperatures over 30 degrees Celsius (86 degrees Fahrenheit). On Monday, the...

Schools bring back masks amid Britain’s Covid revival, despite claims it’s peaking.

Creative Media NewsSaturday, 16 July 2022, 5:000

Despite indications that the current outbreak wreaking havoc across the nation may be nearing its zenith, face mask regulations are making a comeback in British schools due to the reappearance of Covid. As virus absences wreak havoc in classrooms, headteachers in institutions battling outbreaks have controversially opted to require students to once again wear face...

Study reveals intense exercise can’t cut poor diet’s death risk.

Creative Media NewsSaturday, 16 July 2022, 3:001

It turns out that you cannot simply consume bad foods and “burn them off later” Researchers at the University of Sydney in Australia discovered that those with a bad diet who exercise frequently have the same risk of dying from heart disease, cancer, or other causes as those with the same diet who do not...

Are you in the dumps? A study warns that it could be an indicator of an oncoming stroke.

Creative Media NewsSaturday, 16 July 2022, 2:000

If you’ve been depressed recently, it could be an indication that you’re at risk for a stroke. In the years preceding the onset of one, individuals are more likely to feel lonely, depressed, and exhausted, according to research. After a stroke, depression symptoms are prevalent, but experts want more research to determine if they might...

Up to 95% of vapers who develop severe ‘popcorn lung’ die within five years.

Creative Media NewsSaturday, 16 July 2022, 1:000

While some may view vape and e-cigarette devices as safe alternatives to cigarettes, experts warn that users can develop the debilitating condition known as ‘popcorn lung,’ and those with the most severe cases are unlikely to survive. Bronchiolitis obliterans is the medical term for popcorn lung, which occurs when a person’s lungs become severely scarred...

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