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How mood and stress reduce lifespan
Date: May-27-2016The way people respond to stress and mood disorders can shorten lifespan. A thorough piece of research may have pinned down one of the genes responsible.
A Guide to Knee Injections for Osteoarthritis
Date: May-27-2016Learn all about the different knee injections that are available for patients with osteoarthritis of the knee, including the two approved by the FDA.
Few Americans engage in health behaviors that prevent chronic disease
Date: May-27-2016New research from the CDC reveals that only 6 in 100 Americans adhere to five health behaviors known to lower the risk of chronic disease.
Psychiatric disorders more common among workaholics, study finds
Date: May-26-2016A new study found symptoms of OCD, ADHD, anxiety, and depression were much more common among adults who met the criteria for workaholism.
Breast cancer cells flushed out of hiding
Date: May-26-2016Breast cancer cells use a key to access bone marrow, where they hide and cause relapse years later. Now, scientists think there may be a way to stop them.
Universal health coverage 'prevented cancer death increase' in economic crisis
Date: May-26-2016Universal healthcare protected against the health effects of higher unemployment and lower public spending in the 2008-2010 global economic crisis.
Crepitus of the Knee: Creaky Bones or Something More?
Date: May-26-2016Learn all about crepitus of the knee, a cracking or popping sensation when the knee is extended. This article looks at causes and prevention of crepitus.
Deadly brain cancer genes identified
Date: May-26-2016Glioblastoma multiforme is an aggressive form of brain tumor. Researchers find a genetic signature that may help improve future treatment and extend life.
Lung function may influence risk of vocal fatigue for female teachers
Date: May-26-2016Vocal fatigue is common among teachers, with female teachers faring worst. Now, a new study suggests lung function may play a role in this gender difference.
Cannabis use alters DNA to increase disease risk, study says
Date: May-25-2016Chemicals in cannabis alter DNA, causing gene mutations that may increase the risk of cancer and other diseases, a new study suggests.
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