A new study from the University of Sheffield has explored why some care workers are opposed to mandatory vaccination and why the policy could make staff shortages worse.
One of the most well-known findings in the economic study of happiness is that, on average, happiness increases with income, but at a certain point diminishing returns set
Why you should eat like Popeye: Iron-heavy diets packed full of spinach and mushrooms cut risk of heart disease by a quarter, study suggests Iron deficiency is linked
As people return to offices and students to classrooms, masks are recommended indoors to limit the spread of COVID-19. Though N95 and KN95 masks offer the highest degree
Liver encephalopathy is one of the diseases that claims most lives worldwide. A Norwegian study has revealed that the disease disturbs vital processes in the brain. Chronic liver
Jamie Foxx is a man who requires little introduction. He’s been in some of the biggest films and television shows from the past three decades, including In Living
While you may do many things to keep your home and everyone in it safe and secure, from keeping doors locked to installing security cameras, there are few
Come rain or shine, the weather did nothing to ease or worsen the mental health consequences of COVID-19—according to new research from the University of East Anglia and
People with learning disabilities continue to die prematurely—and although there are some early signs of improvements, there are still considerable differences compared to the general population, according to
In 2003, Canada’s immigration and citizenship minister, Denis Coderre, declared that “the biometrics train has left the station,” making reference to new technologies like facial recognition and retina
