Blueberries and Pesticides
Americans are eating three times more blueberries than they did in the early 2000s, but here’s the question: what else are we eating with them? Pesticide residues are commonly found in berries, usually just a few micrograms per kilogram, well below the safety limits set by regulators. Most experts say the overall…
Which Berries Are the Healthiest?
Berries aren’t just tasty; they’re little powerhouses for your immune system. We’re talking blueberries, strawberries, raspberries, blackberries, and even cranberries. Their vibrant colors? That’s thanks to antioxidants that help your immune cells stay strong.
Here’s the deal: antioxidants deactivate free radicals, which are tiny molecules that can damage your…
ADHD: Genetic or Nutritional?
Let’s talk about what’s right and wrong in this clip
So what's right?
Yes, nutrition affects the brain.
Low magnesium, low vitamin B, and low omega-3s can definitely impact focus, mood, and energy.
Diet matters for behavior—no argument there.
But here’s what’s wrong :…
Which Type of Salt Actually Matters for Your Health?
Ever wondered if swapping “regular” table salt for something fancy like Himalayan pink or Celtic salt? Do they actually do anything for your health? Or whether that potassium-salt substitute everyone says is better? Let’s break it down! Because salt isn’t just “flavor.” It affects your…
What is Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD)?
Every winter, like clockwork, you feel it coming. The exhaustion. The sadness. The carb cravings. The internet tells you it's seasonal blues. The reality is your brain is actually starving for light. Meet Mark. Every October, he sleeps ten hours a night and wakes up exhausted. By December,…
Supported by Pfizer, this flagship initiative aims to improve awareness, recognition, and clinical management of cancer cachexia among healthcare providers across the United States. Cancer cachexia remains significantly under-recognized despite its major impact on survival, treatment tolerance, and quality of life for patients living with cancer. Through this initiative, eHealthyInfo is developing high-quality, evidence-based educational…
The Myths to Medicine podcast is a global expert-driven educational platform designed to break down common medical myths and translate complex medical science into clear, practical, and patient-centered knowledge. Led by Ashma Baruwal, MPH, the podcast features conversations with health experts from the United States and around the world. The series focuses on bridging the gap between…
In collaboration with the American Journal of Patient Health Information, eHealthyInfo is planning a six-month webinar series designed to support medical students, residents, fellows, and early-career researchers interested in clinical and health services research. The webinar curriculum focuses on practical and high-impact research skill development including grant writing fundamentals, large inpatient database research methodologies, and…
eHealthyInfo is currently coordinating multiple international systematic review and evidence mapping projects in collaboration with researchers from across the world.
These projects focus on clinically meaningful topics in medicine and public health, with an emphasis on implementation science, real-world outcomes research, and evidence synthesis that directly supports clinical decision-making. This program reflects eHealthyInfo’s commitment to generating…
Senior Care and Remote Patient Monitoring
Are you exploring ways to enhance senior care without constant doctor visits? Remote patient monitoring (RPM) is revolutionizing healthcare for older adults, allowing them to stay independent at home while keeping health in check.
RPM involves wearable devices or home sensors that track vital signs like blood pressure, heart…

