Men's and Women's Brains!
/Now a team of scientists out of UCLA have pushed the needle back in the other direction, upholding that, in fact, men's and women's brains are wired quite differently.
Read MoreNow a team of scientists out of UCLA have pushed the needle back in the other direction, upholding that, in fact, men's and women's brains are wired quite differently.
Read MoreOpting for two wheels rather than four could lower your risk for type 2 diabetes, new research suggests.
Read MoreChildren who suck their thumbs or bite their nails may be less likely to develop allergies, according to a new University of Otago study.
Read MoreUCLA researchers have developed a new breakthrough combination treatment that utilizes a vaccine to activate an immune response against advanced brain tumors.
Read MoreAtrial fibrilliation or AFib for short, is a common cause of an irregular, often rapid heart rate causing poor blood flow.
Read MoreDrugs can interact with foods, nutrients, and herbs in a number of ways. Each may affect the absorption, actions, metabolism, or excretion of the others.
Read MoreOne drawback of using an antidepressant is the possible side effect of weight gain.
Read MoreDebilitating knee pain from arthritis is one of the most painful and crippling joint problems a person can experience.
Read MoreMemory lapses are common with age, but do not necessarily signal the onset of dementia.
Read MoreAlmost always, the creature gets into human bodies through our noses, often through the water we snort in when diving, water skiing, or doing other water sports.
Read MoreChanging just one seated meeting per week at work into a walking meeting increased the work-related physical activity levels of white-collar workers by 10 minutes.
Read MoreOlder adults use more medications from prescriptions, over-the-counter (OTC) and supplements than any other age group in the United States.
Read MoreHigh blood pressure or hypertension is a “silent killer” with few warning signs continuing to elude and remain at high levels in the American public. About 70 million people - 1 out of 3 adults – have it but only 52% have it under control.
Read MoreIt has been known that individuals with diabetes are at a greater risk for developing heart disease along with a higher incidence of death following a heart attack.
Read MoreWe Americans, never without our water bottles, are probably the most hydrated population on earth. But how much of what we drink is retained?
Read MoreA Mozart symphony can lower your blood pressure as much as exercising or even cutting salt from your diet.
Read MoreA new study by a Florida State University researcher shows that both a lack of stimulation in the workplace and a dirty working environment can have a long-term cognitive effect on employees.
Read MoreThe future begins in July. A joint clinical study will be conducted by Washington University in St. Louis and Keio University in Japan, involving a bio-chemical that may slow down the aging process in humans.
Read MoreThe sight of beautiful blue and purple hues of a field of lavender under a perfect summer sky is one you will never forget.
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