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Paternal age a determinant of birth success rates with stimulated IUI
Date: May-22-2014At the 2014 Annual Meeting of the American Urological Association, researchers presented data that advancing paternal age is a predictor of live birth success rates.
Home-based exercise programs 'improve mobility for PAD patients'
Date: May-22-2014Patients with peripheral artery disease were able to increase the distance they could walk in 6 minutes with the help of a home-based exercise program.
The scientist's best friend: the mouse
Date: May-21-2014For decades, scientists have relied on their rodent colleagues for screening drugs and furthering understanding of disease. But are mouse trials still the gold star for lab tests?
Researchers 'reverse symptoms of Alzheimer's' in mice with novel compound
Date: May-21-2014Using a newly developed compound called antisense oligonucleotide (OL-1) in mice with Alzheimer's, researchers successfully reversed memory and learning impairments.
'E-cigarettes help smokers quit,' new study says
Date: May-21-2014In the midst of increasing e-cigarette popularity, a new study finds that smokers who use e-cigarettes to quit are 60% more likely to succeed than if they use willpower or NRTs.
Invention powers wireless medical implants deep inside the body
Date: May-21-2014Safe wireless powering of pacemakers, nerve stimulators and other tiny devices deep inside the body is now possible thanks to a new system that uses the same power as a cell phone.
Olive oil, greens explain Mediterranean diet's beneficial effect on blood pressure
Date: May-21-2014New mouse study suggests eating unsaturated fats with nitrite-rich vegetables - found in the Mediterranean diet - triggers a mechanism that protects against high blood pressure.
Two thirds of healthy American adults 'infected with HPV,' study suggests
Date: May-21-2014Research led by the NYU Langone Medical Center in New York suggests that around two thirds of Americans are infected with one or more of 109 human papillomavirus (HPV) strains.
Angina has fallen over past 2 decades 'among white - but not black - Americans'
Date: May-21-2014According to data from national health surveys conducted between 1988 and 2012, reports of angina have fallen among white people aged 40 and over, but not among black people.
High cholesterol linked to infertility
Date: May-21-2014Couples with high cholesterol have a decreased chance of conceiving as quickly as those couples with cholesterol levels within the normal range, according to a new study.
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