A Special Day in May
International Nurses Day (IND) is observed around the world on 12 May to mark the contributions that nurses make to society. The International Council of…
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Longevity Diet – What and When to Eat
Examining a range of nutrition research from studies in laboratory animals to epidemiological research in human populations provides a clearer picture of the best…
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Research Shows Prunes Good for Bone Health
It’s already well known that prunes are good for your gut, but new Penn State research suggests they may be good for bone health,…
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Hospital Robot Helps Nurse Burnout
After two years, the Covid-19 pandemic has pushed nurses around the globe to their limits. With intense working conditions, hospitals overcapacity, huge infection rates…
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The Purple Tomato That Could Help Fight Cancer
The discovery of a highly-nutritious genetically modified purple tomato, like many research breakthroughs, happened by chance. “The motivation for this started with my obsession…
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Support for Reopening Border has Fallen
Following the emergence of Omicron in the community, New Zealanders’ support for reopening the border to international visitors has fallen. However, the majority still…
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FBI Warns of QR Code Scam
QR codes, the barcode-style tech that has offered a speedy alternative to writing down personal details at events and venues and has been used…
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Eagle Protect Ranked in Top 200 Globally
Eagle Protect, with offices in New Zealand and the US, has been named a winner in the annual global Real Leaders Impact Awards. The…
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Collaboration With Network Operators Crucial to Delivery of Remote Services
A new report, Smart Hospitals: Technologies, Global Adoption & Market Forecasts 2021-2026, identified remote monitoring as key to delivering smart hospital services. It analysed…
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The Ripple Effect of Food Trends – What it Means for Your Menu
Never have consumers been so engaged with what they eat and drink. The COVID-19 pandemic led consumers to refocus on mindful eating and plant-based…
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Research Shows Longevity Tied to Physical Activity
New research shows why people who live longer are most likely to be more physically active. A team of researchers from Harvard University have…
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Stroke and Dementia Rates Reduced with a Good Cuppa
We are well aware that coffee contains caffeine and is a rich source of antioxidants and other bioactive compounds. And we know that tea…
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