The Health Equation Blog2022-12-21T14:04:05+00:00

The Health Equation Blog

Gerry looks at medical and health related research regularly and tends to post selected articles here on the The Health Equation Blog

There is always a section at the beginning called  “Gerry Gajadharsingh write” where he does his best to make the article or research more easily understandably to the public. The title of the blogs are posted on our 2 main social media channels, twitter and Linked in, to follow him and receive the latest news please go to the following links

1207, 2023

Heart-Protective Diet in PURE Study Allows Whole-Fat Dairy

Gerry Gajadharsingh writes: “There are still many people (patients and doctors) who still believe following a low-fat diet is healthy, especially from a cardiovascular protective perspective. Perhaps the recent research article below from the PURE study looking at more [...]

2106, 2023

Deprescribing: Should Some Older Adults Shed Their Meds?

Gerry Gajadharsingh writes: “Many adults over age 65 with chronic conditions may be on too many medications and could benefit from a medication review with their primary care doctor say geriatric specialists. There needs to be a balance between [...]

606, 2023

Anxiety, Your Brain, and Long COVID: What the Research Says

Gerry Gajadharsingh writes: “As with post viral syndrome (chronic fatigue/fibromyalgia)), Long COVID patients share many similarities, including the symptoms of anxiety and depression, the research by Harvard below, suggest a number of mechanisms for this.  Experts already know that [...]

2505, 2023

Think this is mindfulness? You’ve got it wrong.

Gerry Gajadharsingh writes: “The word “Mindfulness” is often misunderstood, both by clinicians and patients. When Mark Williams, emeritus professor of clinical psychology at the University of Oxford, lectures on it to enlightened audiences, he always clarifies. All those illustrations [...]

2405, 2023

Key red flags for early onset, colorectal cancer

Gerry Gajadharsingh writes: “With an increase in rates from 2.8 cases per 100,000 population) to 6.4 cases per 100,000 (in the ages 30-39 from 1990-2016, this study focuses on the 4 main signs and symptoms that can serve as [...]

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