Author Archives: Soriyya Bawa, B.A.

Soriyya Bawa is a writer and editor specializing in health and wellness strategies, focusing specifically on providing natural, realistic anti-aging strategies that are proven to work for everyday men and women.

Soriyya brings a wealth of both academic and practical experience to Doctors Health Press, having spent several years writing health, lifestyle, and beauty features for several national magazines and various different web sites. Her intuitive approach to health, beauty, and wellness means she is always on the lookout for the best products, treatments, trends, and news that maximize health and slow the effects of aging.

With her vivacious spirit, Soriyya loves interacting with people, encouraging them to feel confident in the way they look. Whether it’s through lifestyle or beauty changes, her goal has always been to help people realize their true potential.

Poll: Majority of Americans in Support of FDA E-Cigarette Regulations
October 29, 2015
Sugar Worse for Children’s Health Than Previously Thought (Even When Replaced with Hot Dogs and Pizza!)
October 28, 2015
Nicotinamide: The B-Vitamin That Lowers Cancer Risk 23%
October 28, 2015
Climate Change Putting Children’s Health, Mortality at Risk: AAP Policy Statement
October 26, 2015
Get Happy Online? Tech Startup Lantern Launches Online Tool to Manage Stress, Boost Mental Health
October 23, 2015
Mediterranean Diets Can Keep the Brain Young
October 23, 2015
Gates and Slim Foundations Join Forces to Target Maternal Health in Central America
October 22, 2015
Battling Potential Funding Cuts: Feeding America and Hershey Team Up for Child Nutrition
October 21, 2015
Allen County Superior Court–MHAAC Program: Volunteers the Legal Guardians for Elderly, Incapacitated
October 20, 2015
Sit Back, Relax, and Save a Buck: Relaxation Techniques Could Reduce Healthcare Costs
October 19, 2015
Antibiotic Resistance Could Be Linked to More Than 6,000 Deaths a Year, Study Says
October 18, 2015
Plant-Based Diet Could Solve America’s Health Crisis, Say Researchers
October 16, 2015
Sitting May Not Be As Unhealthy As Previously Thought, Says Study
October 15, 2015
WHO Response to Ebola Epidemic a Key Issue at World Health Summit
October 14, 2015
Cancer Patients Choose Unhealthy Diets Following Treatment, Study Shows
October 13, 2015
Pop Singer Selena Gomez Reveals Lupus Diagnosis
October 12, 2015
Staying Out in the Sun and Keeping Weight Down in Adolescence Could Delay MS Onset
October 9, 2015
Taking Blood Pressure Medication Before Bedtime May Reduce Risk of Diabetes
September 26, 2015
Scientists May Have Discovered “Genetic Clue” to Breast Cancer Relapse
September 25, 2015
Pharmaceutical Drug’s Price Increases by a Whopping 5,000% Overnight to $750 Per Pill
September 21, 2015