Author Archives: Brandon Marji, B.A.

Brandon Marji is a writer specializing in health news and opinion based on research and clinical study.


Brandon obtained his Bachelor’s Degree in Health Studies from York University where he specialized in the public and private sectors of health care and the different types of diseases and treatments that are available for the public.


He also minored in socioeconomic statuses and their link to declining health throughout the world, especially in third world countries.


Brandon also specializes in strategies for fitness and exercise and has participated as a public speaker on the topic of Type 1 and Type 2 diabetes and the relation between the declining funding for health care. 


Fast Food Linked to Poorer Bone Development in Early Childhood, Says Study
October 15, 2015
The Placebo Effect Can Make You Run Faster
October 14, 2015
Babies Born in Summer Grow Up Healthier, Study Says
October 14, 2015
Kids with Mental Health Problems Often Solely Treated By Family Doctors and Pediatricians, Study
October 13, 2015
Let Your Loved One Die at Home: Study Says Home Deaths Bring More Peace
October 13, 2015
Long Sitter? Take a Stroll to Prevent Swelling in Major Leg Arteries
October 12, 2015
Your Mother’s Advice Confirmed: Take Care of Eye Health with Carrots
October 11, 2015
“Do Weird Things” to Burn More Calories Walking (Starting with a Change of Pace)
October 10, 2015
One Billion People May Be at Risk of Blindness by 2050
October 9, 2015
Preventing Heart Failure with 30 Minutes of Daily Exercise? New Study Says It’s Not Enough
October 8, 2015
ImmunoCRIT Value May Allow Doctors to Predict a Patient’s Cancer Risk
October 7, 2015
Little Face-to-Face Contact Nearly Doubles the Risk of Depression for the Elderly
October 6, 2015
Elderly Take Longer to Recover from Concussions Than Younger People, Says Study
October 6, 2015
Dishwashing May Help Relieve Stress, Boost Mental Health: Study
October 5, 2015
Exercise Pill Could Possibly Replace Exercise, Says Study
October 5, 2015
Study: Weight Gain Associated With Later Bedtimes
October 4, 2015
Lack of Contact with Certain Bacteria Could Increase Risk of Childhood Asthma
October 3, 2015
Colds and Flus Can Increase Stroke Risk for Children: Study
October 2, 2015
Swedish Study Reveals Correlation Between Height and Cancer Risk
October 2, 2015
Study Explores Whether Asthma Could Be Inherited From Grandmothers Who Smoke
October 1, 2015