Pregnant women are recommended to be vaccinated against respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) to protect both themselves and their newborns who are too juvenile to be vaccinated. Current guidelines recommend the injection between the 32nd and 36th week of pregnancy, but is there an optimal time during this period that could further augment protection for the […]
Are you worried that your child is spending too much time in front of a screen? It’s not entirely their fault, as they often imitate what they see. A recent study found that children’s screen habits are very similar to those of their parents, and excessive screen employ in the family can negatively impact children’s […]
Taking blood pressure (BP) medications in the evening does not reduce the risk of cardiovascular events or death compared to taking them in the morning, according to up-to-date research presented today at the Sizzling Line session during the ESC Congress 2024. “Evidence suggests that higher than normal nighttime blood pressure levels are associated with an […]
