Pope Francis will not pray the traditional Angelus this Sunday for the second time since his hospitalization with pneumonia.

Water births, freebirth, lotus birth and cannabis for morning sickness — medical experts offer caution about each one of ...

Pregnancy is a beautiful experience, but it can be uncomfortable too. One of the many discomforts of pregnancy is morning sickness, a term that refers to the all-too-common queasiness that can ...

We all have those moments when we forget to take our medication, and missing a dose of your blood pressure medication can happen to anyone. While it might seem like a small slip-up, blood pressure ...

"Society's sickness, my medicine" is among a long list of "negative political terms" that journalists should avoid, as instructed in a leaked propaganda directive from January 2, 2016.

The School of Medicine is a major international centre for teaching and research, and committed to the pursuit of improved human health. We combine progressive healthcare education and patient care ...

Things, generally, "do seem better in the morning" - that is according to scientists who suggest the earlier hours of the day are when most feel at their best. Research using the University ...

Drink plenty of fluids throughout the day. Pay attention to nausea triggers. If necessary, consider anti-vomiting (anti-emetics) medications prescribed by your doctor. Q: Which foods trigger morning ...

Your parents may be right: Get some sleep and you’ll feel better in the morning, according to new research. “Our study suggests that people’s mental health and wellbeing could fluctuate over ...

Morning sickness can be managed with lifestyle changes such as diet, herbal supplements, and rest. However, many over-the-counter (OTC) products and prescription medications are available for morning ...

your ally instead of your enemy. “Time sickness” is a term coined by Dr. Larry Dossey in his 1982 book Space, Time & Medicine to describe the distress and potential health consequences arising ...

Objectives We describe the development and initial validation of a new scale for measuring non-illness factors that are important in predicting occupational outcomes, called the NIPSA (non-illness ...