Below is a look at the upper health titles of the week.
York, Pennsylvania – Here are the best health addresses from all over the world this week.
Study: Passengers eat more fast food when there is a traffic
A new study in the Journal of Urban Economics indicates a link between long transfers and unhealthy eating habits.
Researchers at the University of Illinois analyzed the highway traffic data and GPS data for mobile phones in Los Angeles County from 2017 to 2019. It found that in days with high traffic delays, people were likely to stop in fast food restaurants.
The results of the study were more clear during peak hours in the afternoon, but they did not say the reason.
Survey: 59 % of women prefer female doctors
A national survey conducted by “El Camino Health” reveals about 59 % of women who prefer doctors, saying that they can better associate their fears and symptoms.
However, finding a female cardiologist may not be easy.
According to workforce data in the United States, women only represent 17 % of the heart doctors- the lowest specializations among doctors, bearing in mind that heart disease is the main cause of death for women.
“Not like us” is the perfect pace for CPR
According to the American Heart Association, “Kendrick Lamar’s song” NOTE Like “can help save lives.
The organization published on social media last week, saying that the rhythm is 101 beats per minute, which is the ideal rhythm to follow up during CPR training.
The non -profit organization recommends that people be practiced at home for music until they are prepared in the event of an emergency.