for many who watch videos on the internet—such as tiktok or youtube—speed-watching has become a thing
postmedia news
jul 7 2025
skipping breakfast, intermittent fasting, or sugary cereals and toast can all impact the energy we have later in the day
jennifer anandanayagam, st. john's telegram
jun 19 2025
the age of internet 'doctors' and self-diagnosis is doing far more harm than good, with some people even developing illness or chronic disease as a result
angelica bottaro
jun 4 2025
making an accurate diagnosis of adhd in patients between the ages of four and six years is not only challenging, but often draws intense criticism.
dr. peter nieman, calgary herald
may 26 2025
after a love story that started at 16 was cut short by dementia diagnosis, john van gurk is helping others deal with loved one's diagnosis
laura churchill duke, st. john's telegram
may 21 2025
cortisol 'detoxes' are trending, but scientists say most people don't need to worry they're producing too much cortisol
sharon kirkey, national post
may 1 2025
researchers analyzed the 100 most-viewed tiktok videos about adhd and report that fewer than half the claims about symptoms are correct, according to clinical guidelines for diagnosing the disorder.
karen hawthorne
mar 20 2025
losing one hour of sleep for the abrupt shift to daylight savings time can do a number on your natural body rhythm, making it harder to adjust than the fall time change.
karen hawthorne
mar 12 2025
finding "small bits of happiness" is easier than you think, and two teen entrepreneurs are showing you just how simple it can be to find more joy in life.
karen hawthorne
jul 16 2024
a campaign encouraging people to go "out-of-office" aims to change how people view migraines and those suffering from them.
angelica bottaro
jun 6 2024
