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Reading books could increase lifespan
Date: Aug-08-2016Get straight to that book store; a new study suggests reading books for as little as 30 minutes daily could increase lifespan by up to 2 years.
Exercise 'does not harm memory,' study confirms
Date: Aug-08-2016Contrary to one study that suggested exercise deletes old memories, new research finds physical activity has no negative implications for memory recall.
How to Spot the Signs and Symptoms of Bipolar Disorder
Date: Aug-07-2016Learn all about the signs and symptoms of bipolar disorder, a mental health condition that causes people to switch between different moods.
Prebiotics could help treat exercise-induced asthma
Date: Aug-07-2016A prebiotic called B-GOS improved lung function and reduced blood markers of airway inflammation in people with exercise-induced asthma, say researchers.
Sleep apnea triggers pediatric fatty liver disease progression
Date: Aug-07-2016Obstructive sleep apnea and low nighttime oxygen, resulting in oxidative stress, could trigger progression of pediatric non-alcoholic fatty liver disease.
Single people more fulfilled, experience more psychological growth
Date: Aug-06-2016In contrast to the negative ideology of being single, new research shows that single people have a fulfilling life, experiencing more psychological growth.
Intriguing link between vitamin D and birth control uncovered
Date: Aug-06-2016Study finds that stopping estrogen contraceptives causes a drop in vitamin D levels. The findings have implications for bone health during pregnancy.
Appendicitis: Warning Signs and Early Symptoms
Date: Aug-06-2016Learn all about the early symptoms of appendicitis, a painful condition where the appendix becomes inflamed. This article also looks at treatment options.
Soy may prevent diabetes, heart disease for women with PCOS
Date: Aug-05-2016Soy isoflavone supplements may help protect women with polycystic ovary syndrome against diabetes and heart disease, says new study.
Alcoholism influenced by hundreds of genes, study finds
Date: Aug-05-2016In rats bred to consume high or low amounts of alcohol, researchers have identified more than 900 genes associated with alcohol preference.
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