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Here are the top medical news for today:NIMHANS Study Finds Yoga May Help Reduce Gaming Addiction and Improve Control What if the solution to gaming addiction isn’t switching off the Wi-Fi—but helping the mind switch off? A new study from the National Institute of Mental Health and Neurosciences (Nimhans) suggests that structured yoga could be…
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Scientists uncovered a striking gap between people who consume high levels of ultra-processed foods and those who keep them to a minimum
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Hospital says it is available to appear before Oireachtas committee to explain financial management The post Beaumont called to explain governance failures appeared first on Irish Medical Times.
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The hospital says its PET-CT machine is operated according to strict security standards, while records show each personnel’s radiation exposure level was far lower than the gazetted dose.
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Ultra-processed foods have been linked to obesity, diabetes , heart disease, and cancer . Now, photos have illustrated the true damage these foods are doing to the inside of the body.
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The woman, who was with a government teaching hospital, says other personnel from the radiology department also got cancer years after a PET-CT machine was installed.
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What if junk food isn’t just adding fat to your waist, but also silently weakening your muscles? A new study published in Radiology suggests that diets high in ultra-processed foods (UPFs) may be linked to poorer muscle quality, particularly in people at risk of knee osteoarthritis. These findings highlight a lesser-known effect of diet—how it…
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Adrienne Jones-McAllister, 61, said she held her husband Keith Allister until he went limp in her arms after the freak incident involving an MRI machine
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Long before sunrise Wednesday, Synnove Robinson had peace of mind.
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Kevin McAllister was supporting his wife who was having an MRI scan that day