Dean Ornish, MD, claims that the only side effects of an intensive lifestyle intervention for early Alzheimer’s disease are good ones. While this may sound promising, it is essential to critically analyze the validity of such a statement. Is it truly possible for any medical intervention to have only positive side effects, without any potential
Patients with axial spondyloarthritis (axSpA) are accustomed to regular follow-up appointments in order to manage their condition effectively. However, a recent randomized trial conducted by Dr. Inger Jorid Berg and her team at Diakonhjemmet Hospital in Oslo, Norway, revealed that patients who initiated follow-up contacts with their clinicians actually fared no worse medically compared to
The long-awaited bitcoin exchange traded funds have finally made their debut in January, marking a significant milestone in the realm of financial investments. BlackRock’s Samara Cohen suggests that financial advisors are beginning to embrace these new products, albeit at a gradual pace. Surprisingly, approximately 80% of bitcoin ETF purchases are attributed to “self-directed investors who
The issue of air pollution is not limited to its impact on the environment; it also poses a significant threat to human health, especially for expectant mothers. Recent studies have highlighted the alarming connection between maternal exposure to particulate matter (PM) and adverse pregnancy outcomes, particularly in relation to blood pressure complications. These findings shed
In a market where concentration risk is a growing concern for investors, exploring value-oriented investments can provide a solution. According to Avantis Investors chief investment strategist Phil McInnis, taking a more diversified approach beyond traditional index funds like the S&P 500 can lead to better long-term returns. By focusing on companies with low valuations and