Call it a night: Why pregnancy sleep must be restful, peaceful

Call it a night: Why pregnancy sleep must be restful, peaceful Adequate sleep during pregnancy is vital for both the mother and baby, supporting physical recovery, emotional stability, and metabolic health, reducing risks like gestational diabetes and high blood pressure. For the baby, maternal sleep promotes a healthy uterine environment, supporting proper growth and neurodevelopment.

Interim results of malaria vaccine Phase 2b trial show ‘promising efficacy’

Interim results of malaria vaccine Phase 2b trial show ‘promising efficacy’ The vaccine candidate, named ‘RH5.1/Matrix-M’, is a blood-stage type, targeting the malaria-causing parasite when it is present in the blood — the stage of the parasite’s life cycle when symptoms begin to show in the affected person. The trial results were published in “The Lancet Infectious Diseases” journal.

General weakness & fatigue: Why electrolytes are a must for faster recovery

General weakness & fatigue: Why electrolytes are a must for faster recovery The body loses electrolytes primarily through sweat, urine, and even the digestive tract. High-intensity physical activities, prolonged exposure to heat, illness, or inadequate fluid intake can lead to dehydration and electrolyte loss. For athletes, electrolyte loss during intense exercise can significantly impact performance.