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Can Marijuana Help Treat Fibromyalgia?
Date: Jan-21-2017Many people use marijuana as for pain relief, so might it be used as treatment for fibromyalgia? Learn about what research has to say about the drug.
Chewing your food could protect against infection
Date: Jan-20-2017New research finds that chewing food can trigger the oral release of Th17 cells - a type of immune cell that can help to protect against infection.
Early-life asthma may contribute to childhood obesity
Date: Jan-20-2017A new study examines the link between early-life asthma and the risk of developing obesity in childhood. The research also investigates asthma medication.
Could statins help to reduce blood clots in veins?
Date: Jan-20-2017A research review suggests that statins - commonly used for reducing cholesterol to prevent cardiovascular disease - may also prevent blood clots in veins.
Prune Juice: Health Benefits and Nutritional Information
Date: Jan-20-2017Learn about the major nutrients found in prunes, the amount of dietary fiber, and their medical properties. Should prune juice be given to children?
Protein deficiency may explain kidney disease
Date: Jan-20-2017A new study investigates the link between the circulating protein called 'soluble Klotho' and the risk of declining kidney function.
Examining inflammation and gut bacteria in type 1 diabetes
Date: Jan-20-2017Evidence for the role of gut bacteria and inflammation in the etiology of type 1 diabetes is steadily mounting. Breaking research adds more detail.
Acute Coronary Syndrome: Causes, Symptoms, and Treatment
Date: Jan-20-2017Learn about different types of acute coronary syndrome and associated risk factors. How is it diagnosed and are there lifestyle changes that can help?
Alzheimer's protein buildup disrupts the brain's navigation center
Date: Jan-19-2017New research suggests that a buildup of tau - a hallmark of Alzheimer's - interferes with the brain's GPS, explaining why some Alzheimer's patients wander.
Sedentary lifestyle speeds up biological aging, study finds
Date: Jan-19-2017A new study looks at how a sedentary lifestyle, with little exercise, affects telomere length and leads to biological aging in older women.
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