Healthy Eating, Healthier Lungs
2014-05-22
Eating fish, fruit and dairy products may improve lung function in patients with COPD.Continue Reading
Diet and Prostate Cancer Risk
2014-05-21
A diet high in carbohydrates and lower in protein and fat may decrease the risk of prostate cancer in some men, new study finds.Continue Reading
Genetic Similarities in Marriage
2014-05-20
Spouses share a greater degree of genetic similarity than random pairs of people, new research finds.Continue Reading
Sleep and Childhood Obesity
2014-05-19
Unhealthy sleeping habits in children may increase their risk of obesity, new study finds.Continue Reading
Tension Headache Triggers
2014-05-16
Surprising factors that may trigger or worsen tension headaches.Continue Reading
Symptoms of Autism Spectrum Disorder
2014-05-15
Toddlers who engage in repetitive behaviors may face a high risk for autism new research indicates.
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National Health Report
2014-05-14
The U.S. is a healthier nation today than it was a decade back, new government report finds.
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Women’s Lung Health Barometer
2014-05-13
Survey uncovers surprising misconceptions about lung cancer and women.
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Managing Concussion Symptoms
2014-05-12
Emotional symptoms of concussion may not show up until weeks after the initial head injury, new research suggests.
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Pregnancy and Age
2014-05-09
More American women are having their first child later in life, new report finds.
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E-cigarettes and Teenagers
2014-05-07
Vapors emitted by electronic cigarettes may end up causing serious irritation to a young smoker’s airways, new research cautions.
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Pregnancy, TV and Childhood Nutrition
2014-05-06
Pregnant women who eat in front of the TV may increase the risk for childhood obesity in their little ones, study finds.Continue Reading
Baby Teeth and Fluoride
2014-05-05
When should children start receiving fluoride treatment? The U.S. Preventive Task Force issues new recommendations.Continue Reading
Teachers’ Tactics and Test Performance
2014-05-02
Test performance may suffer when teachers place their focus on the consequences of failure as opposed to the benefits of success new research suggests.Continue Reading