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E-cigarettes: Most teens vape for flavor, not nicotine
Date: Aug-26-2016Challenging the common assumption that most youths use e-cigarettes to inhale nicotine, a new study finds most use the devices for the flavor of the vapor.
Vitamin cocktails: An ethical dilemma of supply and demand
Date: Aug-26-2016The Daily Meal report on intravenous vitamin therapies - also known as vitamin drip treatments - which have gained popularity recently.
Mycoplasma Pneumoniae: What You Need to Know
Date: Aug-26-2016Learn all about Mycoplasma pneumoniae, bacteria that can cause mild infections in the lung. This article looks at transmission, symptoms, and treatment.
Could fish oil reverse negative effects of a fatty diet?
Date: Aug-25-2016Breaking research into fish oil supplements shows that they may be able to stave off a number of metabolic changes associated with a high-fat diet.
Being overweight, obese linked to increased risk of eight more cancers
Date: Aug-25-2016Excess weight may hold a greater cancer burden than we thought; researchers have linked being overweight or obese to an additional eight cancer types.
Nurse-driven protocols relieve ER crowding
Date: Aug-25-2016Study shows how carefully written, nurse-initiated protocols targeted at certain patients relieved crowding in a busy, inner-city emergency room.
Fatty Liver: All You Need to Know About Nonalcoholic Fatty Liver Disease
Date: Aug-25-2016Learn all about nonalcoholic fatty liver disease. This article looks at the causes, symptoms, diagnosis, treatment, and outlook for NAFLD.
Nine hydrating drinks that are healthier than water
Date: Aug-25-2016The Daily Meal report on how to hydrate the body with certain beverages - other than water - that provide nutrients as well as hydration.
Upward trend in happiness for older people year on year
Date: Aug-25-2016Contrary to previous studies, researchers from University of California-San Diego School of Medicine show that as people age, their mental health improves.
Stroke could be better predicted with biomarker discovery
Date: Aug-25-2016Researchers find people with high levels of four biomarkers may be at greater risk of stroke, which may pave the way for better prevention and treatment.
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