
Sleeping in on weekends may be good for joints
According to a Vietnamese source, extra sleep on weekends may be beneficial for joint complaints.
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According to a Vietnamese source, extra sleep on weekends may be beneficial for joint complaints.

Volgens Runner's World Nederland kunnen meer dagelijkse stappen niet alleen goed zijn voor je conditie, maar ook voor je cognitieve functies. Hoeveel stappen zijn ideaal?

According to ggznieuws.nl, some people complete an online depression treatment less often.

According to Welingelichte Kringen, a low-sugar diet in children may be linked to slower aging and a lower risk of cancer. The exact percentages and research details have not been disclosed.

Erasmus MC calls on people with arthritis to participate in research into the causes of flare-ups. Those who help contribute to better treatments in the future.

Women appear to wake up tired more often, even after eight hours of sleep. Researchers from Men's Health point to possible gender differences in sleep quality.

Researchers have found a striking biological difference in the brains between suicide and natural death.

According to the NOS, the hype around longevity, or healthy aging, is growing. Experts question whether a total body scan is the right start for a long and healthy life.

According to a source, eating tomatoes daily may help reduce fat in the liver.

A 70-year-old woman developed acute liver damage after using a homemade remedy for arthritis.

A new study suggests that the 'protein hype' may not be as healthy as thought. Less protein could actually have benefits for the body.

According to Vietnam.vn, it is wise to pay attention to your health at a young age to prevent problems later.

Researchers have discovered a new lead that may improve the treatment of liver metastases. The results are still in an early stage, but offer hope for future therapies.

According to a new study in Men's Health, an excess of protein-rich food could accelerate joint aging. Is there a connection?

A substance from the intestines may potentially slow down the progression of Alzheimer's, reports Futura. Researchers are studying the link between gut health and neurodegeneration.

Men seem to feel sicker more often than women when they have the flu. Is the so-called 'man flu' more than a stereotype?

According to the source Manners, a well-known sandwich spread is one of the unhealthiest foods in the world. It is widely used in the Netherlands.

According to Distrifood, young and old people have a very different view of health. For older people, it is often about physical well-being, while for young people, it is about mental health.

The breech birth, a delivery method that was out of fashion for decades, is making a resurgence. HBVL investigates how this comes about and what the risks are.

After vacation, air conditioners and showerheads can be a breeding ground for the legionella bacteria. How to avoid risks.

Researchers have examined the possibilities of reversing damage caused by years of unhealthy living.

According to Futura, a microbiological treatment may have the same effect as well-known weight-loss drugs. Researchers are investigating the potential effects.

New research shows that excessive protein intake may be harmful to joints and accelerate the aging process.

Six years after the first reports of false health claims about vitamins during the coronavirus crisis, the high fines have still not been paid.

The NVWA issued high fines for false health claims about vitamins during the COVID-19 period, but six years later, nothing has been paid off.

The municipality of Someren is focusing on safety and health in forest maintenance. Dead trees and branches are being removed to prevent accidents and to keep the forest in good condition.

According to a new report, the number of cases of meat allergy is increasing worldwide. The possible cause is also mentioned.

According to a report by Newsmonkey, excessive exercise, supplement use and water consumption can harm health.

Researchers have found nine types of bacteria in cow barns that may have a protective effect against allergies in children.

More than 6 million Dutch people look at their smartwatch for their recovery score every morning. But what does that number actually say?

According to research in Mens Health, people who consume zero-drink daily may be at higher risk of brain problems.

Recent research shows that osteoporosis is more common today than in the past. According to Libelle, you can strengthen your bones with a number of simple measures.

According to research, a common household substance could permanently damage children's intestines. Knowledge platform Kek Mama reports on this.

According to a source, the effects of long-term multivitamin use in the elderly are being investigated. After three years, scientists want to know if this has a positive effect.

According to Bicycling Nederland, time in nature is at least as important for health as physical training. This is the importance of 'vitamin N'.

Vietnam is working on a digital immune system to better protect communities. The project aims to increase resilience against digital threats.

According to a report from Vietnam.vn, the timely recognition of conditions during premenopause is important for maintaining quality of life.

According to a top doctor, 90% of the speed of brain aging depends on lifestyle. HLN shares tips for a healthy brain.

Attention to magnesium deficiency is increasing, warn doctors. The mineral is important for the functioning of joints and muscles, but a deficiency is often overlooked.

Working with pandas is paid work, as shown by a job vacancy in China. Keepers reportedly earn 32,000 dollars per year.

A healthy diet, little smoking and drinking are important for children, but according to research there is another factor that has an even greater impact. What is it?

According to Vietnam.vn, the idea that 'the more protein, the better' does not always hold true. New research examines the potential drawbacks of excessive protein consumption.

Researchers from Alfabrent will investigate the link between wheezing and arthritis. The study focuses on possible connections between joint disorders and breathing problems.

According to Vietnam.vn, unpredictable weather can increase the number of respiratory conditions in adults. The source points to a link between fluctuating weather conditions and an increase in complaints.

According to a foreign source, an 'out-of-body experience' may be related to chronic inflammation in the body.

Research shows that ultra-processed foods may have an addictive effect. Scientists have gained new insights into the impact of these products on the brain.

A popular Korean breakfast is presented as a natural way to lose weight, but its effect on joints is unclear.

According to Tagmag.news, extreme heat can have negative consequences for mental health. The source points to possible effects such as fatigue and irritation.

Researchers suggest that certain foods may have a positive effect on brain health and help keep it younger for longer. Find out which ones here.

According to a report from Vietnam, certain activities after 7:00 PM can affect cardiovascular health. The advice focuses on lifestyle habits that can help limit risks.

According to research by Vietnam.vn, many malpractices in healthcare have come to light thanks to public complaints.

According to new findings, high sugar intake in the first two years of life may increase the risk of Alzheimer's later in life.

According to new research, people who eat fermented food more often also make healthier food choices more frequently. Culinaire Ambiance reports.

According to research, reducing sugar intake over two years lowers the risk of arthritis. Kek Mama shares the results of the study on their website.

According to HLN, type 2 diabetes is being diagnosed more frequently in younger people. A doctor shares five tips to lower the risk.

A study involving 16,000 people has, according to Vietnam.vn, shown positive effects of multivitamins on aging.

According to a source from Vietnam, a Harvard study provides insight into how eating potatoes can prevent diabetes. The details are still unclear.

Contrary to previous assumptions, a new study suggests that insomnia has no direct impact on premature death. HLN reports.

PRP injections are increasingly being used in the treatment of arthritis. According to Vietnam.vn, there are factual aspects that people should know about this treatment method.

A pain clinic is no longer allowed to offer an unproven lidocaine treatment for post-COVID. The patient organisation Pijnvereniging Nederland considers this an important step.

Night owls are said to have a higher risk of an unhealthy lifestyle. Evening people skip meals more often, eat more fast food and exercise less.

According to Bicycling.nl, a trained spleen may provide a natural boost to performance, similar to EPO. But does it really work?

European research focuses on the role of soil microbes for joint health. According to The European Times, these tiny organisms may play a key role.

According to a Vietnamese source, health is the most lasting beauty, but no further details are provided.

According to a recent study, a daily routine may potentially lower the risk of colorectal cancer in women. Futura reports the latest insights on this.

Premium Probiotica 19, a supplement from Korea, is intended to support the beneficial bacteria for healthy gut flora. According to Vietnam.vn, this supplement may contribute to a balanced gut flora.

According to a source from Vietnam, certain vitamins could help with heartburn. The report does not specify which ones.

A 35-year-old has developed kidney failure due to bad habits that are difficult to break, reports Vietnam.vn.

According to GGZ Nieuws, ketamine is moving from research to clinical practice for patients with treatment-resistant depression.

A information session on osteoarthritis in the hip, knee and shoulder will take place at Medische Kliniek Velsen. Participants will learn more about the condition and treatment options.

A public information session on osteoarthritis in the hip, knee and shoulder will be held at Medische Kliniek Velsen. People with questions about this condition can attend.

Giving large amounts of sugar to children can be harmful, experts warn. According to Welingelichte Kringen, it is important to be aware of the consequences of excessive sugar intake.

According to research from the United States, watching TV may have an impact on the brain. The exact effect is still unclear.

Doctors in Vietnam recommend using PRP injections for the treatment of osteoarthritis. This treatment is becoming increasingly popular.

Fasting is often praised for health reasons, but it may have unexpected drawbacks for joints and people with arthritis.

A physiotherapist shares four effective stretching exercises for people with heel spurs according to Men's Health. The exercises are aimed at relieving complaints of plantar fasciitis.

According to a source, eating an avocado daily may have benefits for cardiovascular health. The exact effects have not yet been scientifically substantiated.

According to a source, a 30-minute sauna visit could immediately strengthen the immune system. The study was published by Vietnam.vn.

A natural oil may possibly lower blood pressure, according to a recent report from Futura.

According to Men's Health, strength training has mental health benefits in addition to physical ones. It is said to help against stress and anxiety.

Vaccines provide protection against various infectious diseases. Vietnam.vn explains which diseases these are.

According to a report, a well-known sweetener may have a negative impact on the brain. The exact effects are still unclear.

Young pharmacists in the Netherlands make juices from flowers and herbs they find in nature. According to the source, these initiatives can contribute to local sustainability.

Young pharmacists create natural juices with flowers and herbs that they find themselves in the wild. According to Nieuwsblad, experiments are being conducted with local ingredients for these homemade mixtures.

Research shows that PFAS chemicals are present in all breast milk samples, sometimes above the risk threshold. This could affect the immune system of babies.

New research from Amsterdam UMC shows that muscle problems in post-COVID and ME/CFS cannot be explained solely by prolonged inactivity. The results point to another cause.

A new project is investigating the role of plant-based proteins in joint health. Duurzaam Ondernemen reports the start of SENSUPPLANTPRO, which examines the effects of these proteins on joints and osteoarthritis.

According to Chapeau Magazine, certain foods can have a positive effect on anxiety.

Various types of bacteria in the mouth may have played a greater role in hand osteoarthritis than previously thought, new research shows.

Antoinette van Houdt talks about health issues in the 17th episode of EAH Gezondheid. The video is an initiative of Omroep Almere.

Vietnam.vn reports that six months of breastfeeding contributes to a healthier development of babies. An important matter, but also with some misconceptions.

CooleSuggesties has evaluated a book on arthritis and sleep. The book is said to help readers sleep better with arthritis complaints.

According to a new study, long-term financial concerns can have a negative impact on the brain. These consequences are being further investigated.

Researchers present candy that may help against bleeding gums. The candy targets a common abnormality that is never normal.

What really works against motion sickness? A professor discusses eight remedies, some of which are even used by astronauts.

Researchers have found a natural and significantly cheaper alternative to sports gels. This could mean a cheaper alternative for athletes.

Research suggests that fasting may not only improve blood levels but also support cognitive functions.

A surprising link between oral bacteria and hand osteoarthritis may play a larger role than previously thought. Researchers are looking for new insights into the causes of osteoarthritis.

According to a report by Vietnam.vn, a co-infection with HIV and hepatitis B/C causes severe damage to the liver. The diseases are sometimes called 'silent killers'.

According to a report by Vietnam.vn, green living environments can help reduce stress, which may have positive effects on people with joint complaints.

According to source Welingelichte Kringen, there are two supplements that have been proven to slow down the aging process. Which ones they are is not known.

According to a liver specialist, green tea extract is a culprit when it comes to possible liver damage. Supplements can pose risks, reports HLN.

According to HLN, three common foods may be beneficial for joints. They are low in calories and could be added to many dishes.

An oncologist warns that long-term reflux complaints may be a reason for further medical screening. According to HLN, an endoscopic examination may be necessary.

According to a report from Vietnam, a certain factor may cause health problems in children that are severe enough to require admission to the intensive care unit.

According to a source, training less may already be sufficient to achieve health benefits. This can also be positive for joints.

Research into a new immune mechanism in sea anemones could improve the protection of coral reefs, according to Vietnam.vn.

Vitamin C is known for its beneficial effects, but not all sources are equal. HLN reports that kiwis provide a longer-lasting boost than oranges or citrus fruits.

Joint cracking is a common phenomenon, but what does it actually mean for your health? National Geographic delves deeper into the topic.

New research suggests that artificial sweeteners can affect the function of important gut bacteria. The results of the study have been published in Maria Bode.

A hospital in Vietnam combined a knee prosthesis with a correction of crooked legs during a single robot-assisted surgery.

A man had to end his career at a young age due to arthritis. He shares how he deals with the limitations.

A 29-year-old shares the impact of arthritis and how he deals with the limitations of the condition.

An everyday substance may potentially play a role in preventing osteoarthritis, reports a Dutch source.

A substance found in many foods may have an influence on osteoarthritis, reports Tubantia.

A common substance may have an influence on the development of arthritis, reports a Dutch newspaper.

A substance found in many households may potentially influence the development of arthritis, according to a source.

A common substance may play a role in preventing osteoarthritis, reports a Dutch newspaper.

A substance that many people ingest daily could, according to a news report, play a role in arthritis.

An everyday substance may potentially play a role in preventing osteoarthritis, reports De Stentor.

A substance that is common in everyday life may play a role in osteoarthritis, according to a report from AD.nl.

A substance found in many everyday foods may play a role in osteoarthritis, reports the Eindhovens Dagblad.

A substance that many people consume daily may help prevent arthritis, according to a new study.

A substance that many people consume daily may have an influence on osteoarthritis, reports a Dutch newspaper.

An everyday substance could potentially contribute to preventing arthritis, according to a news report.

Research suggests that seemingly harmless routines accelerate knee problems

Indigenous medicinal plants in Vietnam would be as rich in nutrients as ginseng without cultivation.

Pain and stiffness in the knee are mentioned as possible early signs of arthritis.

An international study examines whether traditional diets influence osteoarthritis and joint complaints.