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Cutting salt intake by 10 percent would be 'highly cost effective worldwide'
Date: Jan-11-2017New study finds that nearly all countries would find a soft regulation strategy to cut salt intake by 10 percent over 10 years to be highly cost effective.
High White Blood Cell Count: What are the Causes?
Date: Jan-11-2017Learn about the different types of white blood cells, their responsibilities, what a high level can indicate, and other imbalances of white blood cells.
Stem cell research offers new hope of restoring sight
Date: Jan-11-2017As the population ages, retinal degeneration becomes more prevalent. Stem cell research inches closer to a future where vision loss may be reversible.
HIV risk influenced by specific vaginal bacteria
Date: Jan-11-2017Researchers have identified specific bacteria in the female genital tract that may increase a woman's susceptibility to HIV by fourfold.
What are the Stages of Alzheimer's Disease?
Date: Jan-11-2017Alzheimer’s disease is one of the top causes of death in the U.S., but how quickly can it progress and what is the outlook for people who are diagnosed?
Daily supplement of folic acid recommended to prevent birth defects
Date: Jan-10-2017New state-issued report recommends a daily supplementary intake of folic acid to women capable of being pregnant in order to prevent neural tube defects.
Brain alterations in preterm babies may begin weeks before birth
Date: Jan-10-2017Brain changes in preterm infants that can put them at increased risk of developmental disorders may begin in the womb, new research finds.
Blood protein may serve as marker of concussion severity
Date: Jan-10-2017Study suggests blood level of brain protein tau may serve as a marker of concussion severity and help doctors assess athletes' readiness to return to play.
Can Essential Oils Help Treat ADHD?
Date: Jan-10-2017Essential oils have many uses but how might they help with ADHD? In this article learn what essential oils are and lifestyle changes that may support ADHD.
Type 1 diabetes linked to enterovirus infection in children
Date: Jan-10-2017A new prospective study suggests a link between enterovirus infections and the autoimmune processes that lead to type 1 diabetes.
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