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Epigenetic clock can calculate biological age, predict lifespan
Date: Sep-30-2016Premature aging has perplexed healthcare workers for years. A newly designed epigenetic clock gives new clues and accurately predicts lifespan.
Hunger may motivate us more than thirst, fear, or anxiety
Date: Sep-29-2016A mouse study reveals that hunger may be a stronger motivating force than a number of other driving states, including fear, anxiety, and social needs.
Certain NSAIDs may raise the risk of heart failure, study finds
Date: Sep-29-2016In a new study, researchers have identified nine NSAIDs that - at certain doses - may increase the risk of hospital admission for heart failure.
Ultrasmall nanoparticles kill cancer cells in unusual way
Date: Sep-29-2016Scientists discover ultrasmall cancer-targeting nanoparticles can kill cells without carrying drugs; they use surrounding iron to trigger cell death.
Headaches and Menopause: What's the Connection?
Date: Sep-29-2016Headaches are among the symptoms some women report during menopause. Learn more about what causes them, what other symptoms occur, and treatment options.
Mediterranean diet linked to reduced risk of CVD
Date: Sep-29-2016Greater adherence to the Mediterranean diet could lower the risk of new-onset cardiovascular disease, as well as the risk of death from the condition.
Exercise does not reduce multiple sclerosis risk
Date: Sep-29-2016The full range of risk factors for MS are not yet known. Breaking research shows that one contender - level of physical exercise - seems unlikely.
Hormonal contraceptives may raise depression risk
Date: Sep-28-2016The use of hormonal contraceptives was linked to higher risk of depression and antidepressant use in a new study, especially for teenage girls.
What is hyperbaric oxygen therapy good for?
Date: Sep-28-2016Hyperbaric oxygen therapy (HBOT) is known as a cure for SCUBA divers with decompression illness, but it can be used for other conditions. Find out more.
Cell reprogramming discovery may lead to treatments for eye diseases
Date: Sep-28-2016By transferring genes into mammalian Müller glial cells, scientists turn them into stem cells that may replenish lost and damaged retinal neurons.
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