Low Calcium Linked to Hormone Condition in Women
2012-10-19
Lowest levels may raise risk of overactive parathyroid glands, which can weaken bones, study saysContinue Reading
Could Green Tea Help Fight Prostate Cancer?
2012-10-18
Drinking six cups daily before prostate removal surgery lowered disease-related inflammation levelsContinue Reading
Multivitamins May Slightly Lower Men's Cancer Risk: Study
2012-10-17
Researchers found a ‘modest’ 8 percent reductionContinue Reading
Antioxidants in Tea, Fruit, Veggies Might Fight Prostate Cancer: Study
2012-10-17
Preliminary research found men who consumed more flavonoids had milder form of the diseaseContinue Reading
Brain Scans Suggest Downside to Skipping Breakfast
2012-10-17
Small study found fasting prompts people to seek out high-calorie foodsContinue Reading
Study Sees Link Between Prolonged Formula Feeding, Leukemia Risk
2012-10-17
But the research only uncovered an association, it didn’t prove cause and effectContinue Reading
Multivitamins Won't Boost Standard HIV Care, Study Finds
2012-10-16
Tanzanian trial found no better disease outcomes, and even hints at harmContinue Reading
Epilepsy Drug Shows Promise as Weight-Loss Aid, Study Says
2012-10-16
Zonisamide plus nutritional counseling worked for certain obese adults, but not without side effectsContinue Reading
Avoid Scary Calorie Counts This Halloween
2012-10-14
Steer clear of sweet temptations or choose mini treats over fun-size, expert suggestsContinue Reading
7 Daily Servings of Fruits, Veggies Best for Happiness, Study Finds
2012-10-12
‘Strive for 5’ might need an updateContinue Reading
B Vitamin Supplements Don't Affect Colon Cancer Risk: Study
2012-10-12
Findings are reassuring, experts sayContinue Reading
Zinc Harder to Absorb in Old Age, Animal Study Shows
2012-10-11
Nutrient deficiency is associated with inflammation, cancer, heart disease, diabetesContinue Reading
Diet, Exercise May Boost 'Good' Cholesterol, Study Suggests
2012-10-11
Benefits of lifestyle changes go beyond weight loss for diabetes patients, researcher saysContinue Reading
