Guardian Died of COVID-19. There are more than 200,000 COVID Orphans in the U.S. Amélie Poulain2022-02-1201.6K views The COVID-19 epidemic has not only brought about life changes and economic recession but also brought painful experiences of illness and death. Some people have lost relatives and friends in the epidemic, and some children have lost their parents and primary caregivers, becoming “COVID orphans”. Assist them and pay attention to these important social issues. There is still a heavy long road to go for spiritual reconstruction after the epidemic. Read more
Scientists Find Improved Air Quality Reduces Dementia Risk In Older Women Irma Katherine2022-02-1101.8K views How important is air quality? According to a study from the United States, improving air quality can reduce the risk of dementia in women aged 74 to 92 and reduce… Read more
Is Silence Golden? Rest Your Body and Mind Through “Me Time” Ernest Harry2022-02-1002.3K views People are stressed at work, and there are so many noises in life that they don’t give the ears and brain a good rest. With the popularity of yoga, people… Read more
Study Shows Substituting White Meat For Red Meat Could Reduce Breast Cancer Risk Ferre Keira2022-02-0902.1K views According to a study published in the International Journal of Cancer, meat consumption habits are associated with breast cancer risk, and women who eat white meat have a lower risk… Read more
Is It Good to Be Single? Why Young People Won’t Get Married? Fertility Rate of Taiwan is at the Bottom of the World Amélie Poulain2022-02-0801.9K views Under the influence of modernization and industrialization, late marriage, non-marriage, and low fertility rates are inevitable phenomena, but they also bring many derived problems. For example, living alone or being single for a long time will affect the physical and mental health of people. When the number of deaths exceeds the number of births, the total population of the country will show negative growth, the population structure will tend to age, and the future dependency ratio will be more difficult. Read more
The Next Hidden Pandemic Will Be More Deadly Than AIDS Julie Howard2022-02-0501.4K views According to new research from the University of Washington, antibiotic resistance is a growing problem. In 2019, nearly 1.27 million people worldwide died from bacterial infections for which antibiotics cannot… Read more
Hug the Trees, Walk into Nature, Enjoy the Benefits of Forest Bathing Amélie Poulain2022-02-0402.5K views Exploding information from the outside world and the enormous pressure of life always make people exhausted, and even lead to depression and collapse, affecting physical and mental health and sleep quality. Just go into nature! Fully enjoy “Forest Healing”, which would eliminate fatigue, restore physical strength, drive away depression, and find inner peace and balance of body and mind. Read more
Study Shows Goldfish Can “Drive” Fish Operated Vehicle To Visual Targets Wisdom Frida2022-02-0202.5K views Researchers at the Ben-Gurion University of the Negev trained goldfish to use the Fish Operated Vehicle (FOV). They found that fish can explore new environments and “drive” the FOV toward… Read more
Iris Apfel Advocates Health Care Regardless of Age Julie Howard2022-02-0201.6K views The 100-year-old Ms. Iris Apfel serves as the Bone Health and Osteoporosis Foundation (BHOF) 2022 Health Ambassador, with a critical mission to raise awareness of bone health. Dallas, TX (Merxwire)… Read more
Middle-Aged Women Need To Recognize Sjogren’s Syndrome, An Autoimmune Disease Ferre Keira2022-01-2903.6K views Sjogren’s syndrome is an autoimmune disease that easily occurs in women between the ages of 40 and 60. Its symptoms are often mistaken for menopause and are therefore often overlooked.… Read more