Travel Health
Prevent Sleep Deprivation While You Travel
Many people see it hard to get a good night’s sleep away from their own comfortable bed. When we travel or move to a strange places we can not have a good sleep as usual. But certain sleep aids and … Read more
Prevent Fear of Flying
Fear of flying is a typical psychological issue with travelers; According to recent estimates, there is about 10-40% of all travelers experiencing some kind of phobia such as acrophobia, agoraphobia, claustrophobia. These fears became the potential problems for many travelers. … Read more
How to choose sunscreen effectively?
In summer holiday, many people choose somewhere near seaside to enjoy their trips. However, after that, they come back home with a sunburn skin as the the result of not using proper skin protection while sunbathing or even from routine … Read more
Smartphone apps: make your travel easier
These apps is most useful when you are arranging a travel by air. Thanks to these apps, you are not only able to enjoy your trips easier but also not worry about suffering from stress since finding your route instructions.You … Read more
Seafarers, Gaze at Horizon to Stay Steady
SUNDAY, Jan. 30 (HealthDay News) — It may not be news to those who spend a lot of time at sea, but a new study reports that if you’re aboard a ship, looking at the horizon can help keep your … Read more
For Safe Sledding, Follow These Tips
SUNDAY, Jan. 23 (HealthDay News) — Sledding is one of the many outdoor activities that make winter wonderful, but certain safety precautions are needed in order to prevent injuries, say experts. Helmets can help prevent serious head injuries, experts say. … Read more
Bedbugs Reveal Their Genetic Secrets in Lab Study
WEDNESDAY, Jan. 19 (HealthDay News) — Scientists studying the genetics of bedbugs believe they know how the critters become resistant to pesticides, and the finding could someday help drive them from homes, stores and offices across the United States. Research … Read more
High Altitude Linked to Higher Suicide Risk – Again
WEDNESDAY, Jan. 19 (HealthDay News) — Across the United States, suicide risk appears to be significantly higher among people who live in higher altitudes, new research suggests. Expert says it appears ‘pernicious’ for those who are depressed, but no one … Read more
How To Avoid a Wild Animal Attack While Hiking or Camping
Is it just me or have there been an unusual amount of bizarre animal incidents in the news lately? Just this week, a bear broke into a house to drink orange juice, a mountain lion cat burglared a jewelry store, … Read more
