A healthier brain – rev it up. The idea of steady brain decline is plain wrong. We now know that we can tune up our brain by engaging in social activities, being more physically active and challenging ourselves mentally. Attitude and Lifestyle are important too.
Weight loss myths are common and make it difficult to know which ones are true and which ones are false. Here Well Being Secrets have explored 25 weight loss myths that can be squashed.
Did you know that there are many more reasons than smoking or getting too much sun that can cause the skin to age? Learn interesting facts about what causes wrinkles in this infographic.
Type 2 Adult Onset Diabetes and Chronic Obesity are approaching epidemic proportions in many Northern European countries. To better illustrate the stark reality and proven correlation between these two medical conditions, here is an informative infographic. While looking at 6 European countries, but you can safely assume that similar statistics will also extend to other EU and North American countries.
Elder abuse and neglect are rampant, both nationwide and in New York State. Banville Law has created the following infographic to help you understand how big this problem really is, how to spot elder mistreatment when it happens, and what to do afterwards.
Being afraid of cancer is universal, but unfortunately doing something to prevent it is not. Learn how you can take steps to prevent cancer from this infographic.
Telemedicine refers to the usage of telecommunication methods to provide healthcare and medical services remotely. With healthcare delivery already under pressure, telemedicine is poised to tackle lot many challenges of the industry head on. This infographic by Kays Harbor Technologies is an attempt to highlight the benefits of telemedicine.
Cataract surgery is one of the most common and oldest medical procedures which stretch back to 2000 BC. This infographic documents the important dates throughout history in relation to this procedure.
Smoking crack cocaine vapor into the lungs is as rapid as absorption into the bloodstream by injection. Recurring use of crack cocaine can cause long term changes in the brain systems which may lead to addiction. The following infographic looks at this in more detail.
