Gary Cohn, famed philanthropist, and business leader, says, “If you don’t invest in risk management, it doesn’t matter what business you’re in, it’s a risky business.” Avoiding risk entirely is almost impossible, but choosing not to prioritize and plan for potential risk areas will allow those risk areas to grow and accidents to happen. Your … Read more
I get it, ‘happiness’ isn’t really a thing. It’s fleeting. At the same time, most of us instinctively know what we mean by happy, so I’m going to stick with it for this article. Here are 10 tiny habits that will make you happier than 98% of people: 1. Stop looking for happiness. Chasing ‘happiness’ … Read more
By Victoria Allen Science Editor For The Daily Mail 01:00 16 Nov 2023, updated 01:47 16 Nov 2023 Scientists reviewed benefits of switching animal products for plant based foods Replacing an egg for 25-28 grams of nuts cut cardiovascular disease risk by 17% Go to work on an egg used to be the famous advice — … Read more
A new study reviewed whether taking low-dose aspirin reduces the risk of Type 2 diabetes in older adults.LeShan Reid, of Cockeysville, went to Mercy Medical Center a few months ago, when she knew something was “off” with her health.”My diabetes was out of control; they call it uncontrolled diabetes. So, I primarily came in for … Read more
“Modern money is backed by a series of institutions, mostly housed in central banks. Its value rests on confidence. The value of money requires not just the belief of the public at a point in time but, critically, the consent of the public at all times … When it comes to money, the consent and … Read more
By Gina Kalsi 16:05 21 Oct 2023, updated 16:22 21 Oct 2023 Share or comment on this article: Study looked at 27,000 over-65s and found it lowered men’s risk by 62 per cent The research was undertaken by Mount Sinai Medical Centre in New York Viagra cut could the risk of Alzheimer’s disease by 60 per … Read more
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People eating high-quality snacks were more likely to have a healthy weight A quarter of people are undoing the benefits of healthy meals with unhealthy snacks that raise the risk of heart disease and stroke, a study suggests. Researchers examined the diets of 854 people and found almost all of them (95 per cent) snacked, … Read more
By Alexa Lardieri U.S. Deputy Health Editor Dailymail.Com 20:41 20 Sep 2023, updated 22:01 20 Sep 2023 People with physically demanding jobs could be more likely to develop dementia Common occupations included nursing assistants, farmers, animal producers READ MORE: CDC reveals jobs linked to highest risk of deadly drug overdoses It may sound counter-intuitive, but physically … Read more
By Xantha Leatham Deputy Science Editor For The Daily Mail 15:59 12 Sep 2023, updated 16:37 12 Sep 2023 The chances of developing dementia increase if you spend the day sedentary Experts say this risk increases the longer you spend at a desk or driving READ MORE: Texas school girl, aged SEVEN, diagnosed with DEMENTIA Spending … Read more