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The science of holding your breath: How could Kate Winslet stay underwater for over 7 minutes in Avatar 2?
Kate Winslet promoting 'Avatar: The Way of Water' in London in December 2022. Winslet held her breath for over seven...
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Biden’s plan for ending the emergency declaration for COVID-19 signals a pivotal point in the pandemic – 4 questions answered
COVID-19 emergency status prompted coordinated vaccination efforts by health care providers, paramedics, volunteers and others. Wesley Lapointe / Los Angeles...
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Native Americans have experienced a dramatic decline in life expectancy during the COVID-19 pandemic – but the drop has been in the making for generations
Indigenous patients who live in rural areas often have limited access to medical care. THE PALMER/E+ via Getty ImagesSix and...
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GP numbers continue to fall but the UK isn’t unique in losing family doctors
The 2019 Conservative manifesto promised to increase the UK’s GP numbers by 6,000 by 2024. That target will clearly not...
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NHS plans to expand ‘virtual wards’ – but who will staff them?
PeopleImages.com - Yuri A/ShutterstockTo tackle ever-increasing hospital waiting times, the government is reforming the way the NHS provides services. One...
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Guinea worm: A nasty parasite is nearly eradicated, but the push for zero cases will require patience
Guinea worms are long, white parasites that emerge from the legs of infected people through painful blisters. CDC/Wikimedia CommonsA painful,...
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Beta blockers: how these common heart medications may reduce the risk of violence
Beta blockers are commonly prescribed for heart problems. Prostock-studio/ShutterstockBeta blockers are medications commonly used for treating cardiac problems such as...
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A journey from work to home is about more than just getting there – the psychological benefits of commuting that remote work doesn’t provide
Gridlock can be therapeutic. mikroman6/Moment via Getty ImagesFor most American workers who commute, the trip to and from the office...
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Dying to be seen: Why women’s risk for heart disease and stroke is still higher than men’s in Canada
Women continue to experience disparities in treatment and prevention of heart disease in comparison with other Canadians. (AP Photo/Eraldo Peres)Heart...
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Arfid: genetics a major factor in this little-known eating disorder – new research
The little-known eating disorder Arfid usually develops in childhood. Tatyana Soares/ ShutterstockAn estimated 1-5% of the world’s population suffer from...
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