Patients, even those with serious conditions, can be empowered to have greater control over their health through a combination of monitoring, awareness and diagnosis along with education, treatment and prevention. With our digital solutions, we can help improve healthcare outcomes for patients, says Timothy Broke-Smith, vice president of global pharmaceutical partnerships at Huma. We accelerate … Read more
Living with severe asthma means living with the fear that a serious problem even life threatening attack could strike anytime, anywhere. It’s trying to avoid a situation where one day I’ll have a seizure and I’ll be in a place where no one will know what to do with me, explained Lynn, a Canadian who … Read more
The timing of exercise can affect blood sugar levels in people with type 2 diabetes, a new study finds. People who exercised in the afternoon were more likely to have lower blood sugar levels. Experts point out that exercising at any time of day is important for diabetes management. Exercise is a useful tool in … Read more
Shutterstock Andres Ayrton/Pexels Our arms carry us through life, literally. We use them to lift children, pets and boxes. They can help us power up a cardio workout (pump those arms), do yard work, and throw together the ingredients for a noteworthy meal. When it comes to arm strength, the first images that come to … Read more
Schwartz tells PEOPLE he “wanted to disconnect” from mounting personal and professional pressure, and “Stars on Mars” made him feel “absolutely in the moment” (thanks in part to flamethrowers!) Tom Schwartz had to jet off to another planet to truly deal with the problems weighing him down on Earth. THE Vanderpump Rules the star, 40, … Read more
Bowlers playing for England and Australia in the current Ashes cricket series are collectively set to deliver at least 540 balls each day (that’s 90 overs of six balls each plus if they bowl ballless or wide). If one side’s bowlers fail to capture all ten wickets in one day, they have to work hard … Read more