Public Health – Page 10

The Rise of Autism Among Children Over the Past 50 Years

Over the past half century, the number of children identified with autism spectrum conditions has increased dramatically across many countries. This rise has attracted attention from scientists, educators, policymakers, and…

deka January 22, 2026

Danger Public Health Safety First

Drugs: Their Harm and How to Protect Yourself

Drugs pose a serious threat to individual health and public well-being, affecting the body, mind, and social life in complex ways. While substances differ in origin and effect, they share…

deka January 22, 2026

Danger Global Challenges Public Health

Radiation Storms: Invisible Tempests from Space

A radiation storm is a powerful space-weather event caused by intense bursts of energetic particles released by the Sun. Unlike hurricanes or lightning storms, radiation storms are invisible to the…

deka January 20, 2026

Fuel Your Body Healthy Lifestyle Public Health

Why Fish Matters in the Diet and Are There Affordable Options?

Fish has long been considered an important part of a balanced diet, valued for its unique nutritional profile and versatility in cooking. Unlike many other animal products, fish combines high-quality…

deka January 20, 2026

Biohacking Healthy Lifestyle Human Biology

Is Wearing a Small Backpack Constantly Harmful or Beneficial for a Physically Trained Man?

For physically trained men, everyday habits often become an extension of their fitness routine, including how they move, sit, and carry additional weight. One such habit is the regular use…

deka January 20, 2026

Bioethics & Science Public Health Smart & Healthy

Ice Swimming: The Tradition of Plunging into Icy Water

Ice swimming, often called plunging into an ice hole, is a practice that combines cultural tradition, mental discipline, and a powerful sensory experience. For many people, it represents a symbolic…

deka January 19, 2026

Healthy Lifestyle Human Biology Public Health

How to Restore Gut Microflora Without Antibiotics

The gut microflora plays a central role in digestion, immunity, and overall metabolic balance. Trillions of microorganisms living in the intestines help break down food, produce vitamins, protect against pathogens,…

deka January 15, 2026

Biohacking Healthy Lifestyle Public Health

Hydration Habits: How Much Water Do You Really Need

Water is essential for every system in the human body, yet the question of how much water a person actually needs remains widely misunderstood. Popular advice often promotes a single…

deka January 15, 2026

Bioethics & Science Human Biology Public Health

Water and the Human Body

Water is the fundamental component of the human body and the basis of nearly all biological processes. On average, the adult human body consists of more than half water, with…

deka January 15, 2026

Fuel Your Body Healthy Lifestyle Public Health

Superfoods: What They Are and Whether Budget Alternatives Exist

The term “superfood” has become extremely popular in recent years, often associated with exotic products, high prices, and promises of extraordinary health benefits. From chia seeds and goji berries to…

deka January 15, 2026