A Third of Normal Weight People Are Actually Obese
Researchers find that the widely used Body Mass Index (BMI) measurement is less sensitive to define obesity than we previously thought
Obesity Research Breakthrough Allows Fat Loss While Eating All You Want
Researchers have major breakthrough in obesity research, discovering astrocytes control a cluster of neurons in the brain that regulates energy expenditure
Dubai: A Welcoming City for People with Disabilities
Interview with His Excellency Dawoud Al Hajri Director General of Dubai Municipality regarding quality of living for the disabled
Garden Inspired Getaways: Where Nature Meets Luxury Travel
Discover stunning garden-focused hotels and resorts offering accessible, sustainable, and immersive experiences for nature and food lovers alike
Henipaviruses: Understanding a Genus of Emerging Zoonotic Threats
Henipaviruses, like Nipah, Cedar, Hendra, Langya, and Camp Hill are deadly zoonotic viruses posing pandemic threats via wildlife spillover
European Disability and Parking Cards
The European Disability Card aims to facilitate the ability to travel and access various services across EU member states, promoting inclusivity and equal opportunities for people with disabilities
Disability in the United States: Key Facts and Overview
26% of U.S. adults report disabilities. Examines ADA legislation, employment gaps, healthcare disparities, and ongoing rights advocacy efforts
Disability Often Neglected In Medical School Curricula
A call for reform in medical education to address ableism, improve disability training, and ensure equitable, compassionate care for all patients
Rethinking the Impact of Adolescent Fitness on Future Cardiovascular Health
Study findings suggest that for effective CVD prevention, halting and reversing the obesity epidemic should be prioritized
Unlocking the Secrets: Scientists Decode the Silent Conversation Between Your Eyes and Ears
Eye movements can be decoded by the sounds they generate in the ear, meaning your hearing may be affected by vision.
