Health Timeline
Red Wine Ingredient Doesn’t Help Obese Men, New Study
A red wine ingredient known as resveratrol didn’t work when obese men took it as a supplement in a controlled study performed in Denmark and pub[...]
Study Suggests Postponing The First Cigarette Of The Day
Reveling in that first cigarette of the day may have an unpleasant, extra impact on your health. The breakfast cigarette, meant to satisfying an immed[...]
Just A Bite Will Satisfy, But Even The Little Bites Could Influence Gene Expression
A Cornell University study – conducted by researchers Ellen van Kleef, Mitsuru Shimizu, and Brian Wansink – was performed in the food and brand la[...]
Pancreatic Cancer Could Be Found With New Blood Test
Pancreatic cancer is usually found too late to save the patient, so the race has been underway to find better blood tests to detect the sneaky and gen[...]
Autism, Vaccines Not Linked, CDC Getting Tired Of Repeating Itself
Autism isn’t caused by vaccines, but one in ten parents still refuse or delay providing their children with potentially life-saving vaccinations[...]
Farm Rich Recalls Chicken Quesadilla, Mini Pizza, Other Snacks
A voluntary recall of Farm Rich products was announced late Thursday after the United States Department of Agriculture linked an E. coli infection in [...]
HIV Immunity From Turning Off One Gene
HIV immunity might be a step closer. A team of researchers from the University of North Carolina School of Medicine has stopped the deadly virus that [...]
Diabetes Drug Metformin Slows Aging But…
Diabetes drug Metformin is one of the most affordable and widely prescribed prescription drugs available for the treatment of diabetes type 2. Could i[...]
Superbugs Are Super Dangerous And Super Expensive, Study Finds
Superbugs are a new scary reality. The bugs are resistant to antibiotics, they multiply by the billions, and they thrive in environments that would ki[...]
Test May Predict Aggression And Violent Behavior In Boys
Results from a pilot study, published in Psychiatric Quarterly, suggests a correlation between certain hormones found in salivary concentrations as ma[...]
Obesity Slows You Down, Scientists Finally Provide Some Proof
Obesity slows you down, making it more difficult to exercise and creating a vicious cycle that keeps people fat. It’s a logical assumption, but [...]
Traditional Chinese Medicine For Diabetes Works, New Study
A Chinese medicine that combines prescription diabetes medication Glibenclamide with traditional herbs may offer a lower risk of episodes of hypoglyce[...]
Hepatitis C Drug And Vaccine Show Promise
Hepatitis C, a viral disease that slowly destroys the liver, has been effectively treated in a small study by an experimental drug, miravirsen, accord[...]
Anorexia, Bigorexia In Men Linked To Self-Image, New Study
Anorexia and so-called bigorexia, or muscle dysmorphia, is on the rise among men, and a new study from two Australian universities is trying to find o[...]
Baldness, Prostate Cancer Link Confirmed In African-Americans
The link between early baldness and prostate cancer got a closer look in a study of over 500 African-American men published online today in the journa[...]
Too Much Tea Can Result In Skeletal Fluorosis
Too much tea can result in skeletal fluorosis. At least that was the case for a 47-year old Michigan woman, according to The New England Journal of Me[...]
Gut Bacteria Cause Obesity, Not Just Gas
A common gut bacteria species that causes unpleasant gas may be linked to the rising obesity epidemic as well. A new study performed at Cedars-Sinai H[...]
Too Many Choices May Lead To Riskier Decisions
Researchers at the University of Warwick in the UK and the University of Lugano in Switzerland found that, if people are given too many options or cho[...]
Autism Risk In Offspring Linked To Childhood Abuse Of Mother
Two recent motherhood studies addressed the reproductive risks associated with neglect and abuse. One study, published in Pediatrics, focused on the s[...]
Magic Johnson Helps OraQuick Launch ‘Make Knowing Your Thing Today’ Campaign, Urges HIV Testing
Former NBA star Erving “Magic” Johnson and medical company OraQuick have teamed up to launch the Make Knowing Your Thing Today campaign.[...]
Baby Brain Study Says Babies Know You’re Fighting
A baby brain study has revealed that babies do notice and react to arguments, even if they appear to be asleep. The University of Oregon researchers s[...]
Popular Parkinson’s Drug Affects Decision-Making
Levodopa, the most popular drug for Parkinson’s disease (PD), improved the decision-making ability of healthy people over age 70 by making it ea[...]






























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