UAE
Bahrain
Jordan
Kuwait
Oman
Qatar
Saudi ArabiaHealth News
Heart disease seen as a man's issue by many male doctors
Date: Jun-22-2016Female patients who are seen by male doctors are less likely to be assessed for heart disease risk than male patients, especially when the doctor is male.
Grub's up! How eating insects could benefit health
Date: Jun-22-2016The thought of munching a barbecued beetle might turn your stomach, but it could be highly nutritious. We look at the health benefits of eating insects.
More Americans eating healthily, but disparities remain
Date: Jun-22-2016Study shows the American diet is improving - such as more eating of whole grains - but disparities by race/ethnicity, education, and income persist.
Diabetes and Stress: What's the Connection?
Date: Jun-22-2016Stress can affect how the body manages blood sugar levels. This poses a problem for people with diabetes. Learn more about the connection here.
Exclusive breast-feeding lowers risks of conduct disorders in children
Date: Jun-22-2016Babies who are exclusively breast-fed for longer are less likely to have conduct disorders later, compared with those who are breast-fed less than 1 month.
What is the Best Milk for People with Diabetes?
Date: Jun-22-2016Milk is a good source of calcium but also contains carbohydrates. What is the best milk for people with diabetes to drink? This article investigates.
Donor blood test may be holding back heart transplantation
Date: Jun-22-2016Donor hearts may be unnecessarily rejected as a result of a blood test used to determine their eligibility for transplantation, according to researchers.
Heart attack risk is lower when immune system is more robust
Date: Jun-21-2016New research of people with high blood pressure shows those with higher levels of antibodies in their blood were less likely to have a heart attack.
Cannabis use in pregnancy may alter offspring's brain structure
Date: Jun-21-2016Expectant mothers who use cannabis may be putting their child's brain development at risk - a cause for concern given the rise in legalization of the drug.
Pediatricians call for stricter regulations to prevent lead poisoning in children
Date: Jun-21-2016Even low levels of lead can cause permanent damage in children, and the U.S. needs to do more to eliminate sources of exposure, say leading pediatricians.
Stay Connected
