Author: Mary Moore RN
About The Author
Mary Moore RN
As a Registered Nurse with years of clinical experience, I am driven by the profound impact lifestyle choices have on long-term health. This passion led me to complete a two-year program in dietetics and sports nutrition, followed by an internship in health journalism. There, I discovered the critical need for translating complex medical research into clear, actionable guidance a mission I now carry into both patient care and evidence-based health writing. My work focuses on empowering individuals with science-backed strategies that bridge clinical expertise and everyday wellness.
Coronavirus: A Concert With 4,000 People to Study How the Virus Spreads
Researchers at Halle University Hospital in Germany will study the spread of COVID-19 during a massive concert that will be attended by 4,000 volunteers. To what extent can cultural …
Cannabis Can Relieve the Pain Associated With Sickle Cell Anemia Study Shows
Cannabis is evolving into an effective treatment to relieve chronic pain in people with sickle cell anemia. Sickle cell disease affects 400,000 births per year worldwide and affects approximately …Optimistic People Can’t Handle Bad News According to Study
The most optimistic people are not the happiest, especially because they find it harder to accept bad news. This is the conclusion of an 18-year study carried out by …
Vision: The Perception of the Location and Size of Things Varies From Person to Person
A study from the University of California at Berkeley showed that the ability to determine the exact location and size of objects varies from person to person. Do you …
Coronavirus: 1 in 3 Young People Is Likely to Develop a Serious Form of the Disease.
University of California researchers say that young people are increasingly susceptible to the new coronavirus, with vaping being one of the risk factors. Knowledge about COVID-19 is growing. According …
Study Finds Antidepressants, Beta-Blockers, and Insulin Linked to Weight Gain in Postmenopausal Women
Key Takeaways Postmenopausal women taking antidepressants, beta-blockers, insulin, or glucocorticosteroids had a higher BMI and waist circumference over three years. Some drug combinations, like glucocorticoids and beta-blockers, were linked …