When Kadiatou Diakite closes her eyes, it’s as if a light switch turns on. When she opens them, it turns off. Diakite has been blind since birth. For her, seeing has nothing to do with vision. She sees through touch,…
When Yonatan Whitten started grade school, his parents made him jump on a mini-trampoline every morning. Doctors had told them his body had trouble moving lymph—the fluid that carries waste and immune cells through the body—and they hoped…
The results of the trial indicated that the jumping program not only helped maintain bone health but also reversed expected age-related bone loss in areas most vulnerable to fractures. These include the hip bone; the lumbar spine, or vertebral bones…
New York City dentist Dr. Mark Lazar breaks down the hidden dental dangers of popular Halloween sweets, including sticky candies and raisins, while sharing his surprising pick for the most tooth-friendly treat. Cavities aren't the only Halloween candy hazard — many…
Astor Services participates in the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention's annual Out of the Darkness Walks, which raise awareness, community support, and funds for suicide prevention programs. Besides mental and behavioral health programs, Astor Services is also the main Head…
The phrase "time is brain" is meant to convey the urgency of stroke treatment, emphasizing how a swift response can significantly improve odds of recovery. A typical stroke patient, for instance, loses an estimated 1.9 million neurons for every minute a…
Fri, Oct 30, 2026 | Jumada al-Awwal 18, 1448 | Fajr 05:07|DXB 31.8°C What does it take for a smartwatch to make sophisticated health monitoring part of everyday life? Or for a smartphone camera to capture colours as accurately as the human eye sees them? Behind…
A trial into the relevance of anaesthetic choice during major surgeries has been conducted by the University of Warwick and The Royal Marsden NHS Foundational Trust. The University’s Clinical Trial Unit – associated with Warwick Medical School – coordinated the trial, which…
Social media has been rife with claims testosterone helps with menopause, but a new study finds insufficient evidence Testosterone has shown “insufficient” evidence to support social media claims that it can improve certain symptoms linked to the menopause, according to…
A new survey conducted by the BPS found nine in ten psychologists are concerned over their patients’ use of AI Psychologists have sounded the alarm over AI chatbots providing mental health advice to people, dubbing the information “unqualified and harmful…
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