Texas: Gargling with salt water in Covid may reduce the patient’s chances of hospitalization. In a study presented last week, researchers examined the effects of saline gargling and nasal irrigation on covid symptoms and hospitalization rates in patients. The study found that those who gargled or cleaned their nose with salt water had a 40…
England: When doctors advise patients to lose weight, taking an optimistic approach makes weight loss more likely. According to media reports, researchers found that if a doctor presented obesity treatment as a “golden opportunity,” the affected person was more likely to lose weight by following the doctor’s recommended program. . The researchers compared a physician’s…
Grenada: A study found that walking 2,700 steps per day reduced the risk of early death or heart attack or stroke. The study, led by researchers at the University of Granada (Granada) in Spain, reviewed 12 international studies that linked daily steps taken by more than 110,000 people to all-cause mortality. The effect was examined….
According to research, sleeping less than 5 hours a night increases the risk of developing depression symptoms. Health experts say that lack of sleep increases the chances of depression. In this regard, scientists have been wondering for a long time whether depression (mental stress) causes insomnia or lack of sleep causes depression. Now, a new…
New York City: A study has shown that even in clean air, chances of heart attack remain high. In a study conducted at Columbia University in the US, researchers examined the amount of nitrogen dioxide (usually emitted by vehicles) in the atmosphere of nine US states over the past 15 years. The data collected were…
Contact between Saudi Arabia and Syria for the first time since 2011; Photo: File Riyadh: Since the historic move by other Arab countries, including the UAE and Bahrain, to restore diplomatic relations with Israel, the Gulf Arab countries are now trying to resolve other unresolved issues in the region. An end to wars is being…
Deaths are expected to increase in Turkey and Syria, officials: Photo: Social Media Ankara: The number of people killed by the earthquake in Turkey and Syria has exceeded 20 thousand. According to foreign media, more than 17,000 people have died in Turkey and more than 3,000 in Syria. Hopes of getting people out alive buried…
