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How night shifts can increase cancer risk

Date: Aug-02-2016
Night shifts may promote cancer development by disrupting two circadian rhythm genes that also play a role in tumor suppression, researchers find.

Stomach Ulcers: What are the Signs and Symptoms?

Date: Aug-02-2016
Learn all about the signs and symptoms of stomach ulcers. This article looks at the indigestion and pain caused by stomach ulcers, along with their causes.

Omega-3 improves heart damage, function after heart attack

Date: Aug-02-2016
Taking a high dose of omega-3 fatty acids every day may reduce heart muscle scarring and improve heart function following a heart attack, say researchers.

Healthcare coordination reduces fatality in STEMI heart attack patients

Date: Aug-02-2016
Fatality rates in patients with STEMI heart attack can be reduced, if healthcare providers work together to limit time from the cardiac event to treatment.

Depression: 15 genomic regions linked with diagnosis

Date: Aug-01-2016
Researchers have located 15 genomic regions that are associated with depression. Several of these sites are near genes involved in brain development.

Does eating meat increase risk of death?

Date: Aug-01-2016
Eating animal protein increases risk of death, whereas eating plant-based protein is linked to a lower risk of death, suggests a new study.

Higher BMI may not raise risk of heart attack, death, finds twin study

Date: Aug-01-2016
A new twin study finds a higher BMI may not increase the risk of heart attack or death, though it does raise the risk of type 2 diabetes.

What are the Benefits of a Sitz Bath?

Date: Aug-01-2016
Learn all about the uses and benefits of a sitz bath. This form of bathing could help with hemorrhoids, Bartholin's cysts, and other perianal issues.

Why do women orgasm? Study may hold the answer

Date: Aug-01-2016
By assessing the evolution of the female orgasm across mammalian species, researchers find it may have once played a direct role in human reproduction.

Breastfed preterm babies may have better IQs, working memory, motor function

Date: Aug-01-2016
Preterm infants fed breast milk within the first 28 days of life have better brain development and neurocognitive outcomes, finds a new study.