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Microprotein important for maintaining human cell health discovered
Date: Dec-14-2016Using new a detection tool to probe small blind spots in the human genome, scientists find a microprotein that plays a key role in cell housekeeping.
Diet Tips for GERD: Foods to Eat and Avoid
Date: Dec-14-2016Acid reflux is an uncomfortable condition in which stomach acid comes back into the esophagus. Find out which foods can reduce or worsen symptoms.
Understanding REM: When dreams and paralysis are uncoupled
Date: Dec-14-2016Individuals with REM sleep behavior disorder act out their dreams. New research delves into the neurological mechanisms behind this rare condition.
Sundowner's Syndrome: Causes, Symptoms, and Treatments
Date: Dec-14-2016Sundowner's syndrome often affects older people with dementia, causing them to feel agitated in the early evening. Find out how to reduce the impact.
Fasting could help treat most common childhood leukemia
Date: Dec-13-2016A study reveals that intermittent fasting cleared cancer cells and increased survival in mouse models of acute lymphocytic leukemia.
Colorectal cancer: Molecule that stops cells becoming cancerous identified
Date: Dec-13-2016Using human cells and mice, scientists reveal the molecule NLRC3 plays key role in stopping abnormal growth of colon cells and protecting against cancer.
Embryo Freezing: What You Need to Know
Date: Dec-13-2016Find out how embryo freezing can help women who have trouble conceiving, who undergo cancer treatment, or who need to put off pregnancy for other reasons.
Anesthetic cream most effective pain reliever for infant vaccinations
Date: Dec-13-2016New research has found that anesthetic cream is the best solution for the pain experienced by infants as a result of routine vaccinations.
End-Stage COPD: Treatment and Outlook
Date: Dec-13-2016What is COPD and what are the different stages? Learn about the symptoms and complications of COPD and the outlook for living with end-stage COPD.
Football players 'not at higher risk of neurodegenerative disease'
Date: Dec-12-2016Given that football players have a high risk of head trauma, a new study investigates if this also puts them at risk of brain degenerative disease.
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