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How and when to take a pregnancy test
Date: Mar-20-2017Whether used at home or in a doctor's office, find out what pregnancy tests are available, how to use them accurately, and what the results mean.
Better sleep can literally make us feel like a million bucks
Date: Mar-20-2017New research examines the impact of improving sleep quality and finds the effects comparable with a lottery win of a quarter of a million dollars.
Young survivors have social difficulties years after cancer diagnosis
Date: Mar-20-2017New research reveals that adolescent and young adult cancer survivors report low social functioning years after receiving their diagnosis.
Stage 3 lung cancer: Symptoms, treatment, and outlook
Date: Mar-20-2017In this article, we take a close look at advanced lung cancer. Learn about how it is classified, as well as how we might increase early detection.
Hard, not soft, plaque buildup may predict risk of heart attack
Date: Mar-19-2017New research could change how we determine heart attack risk, as the buildup of soft atherosclerotic plaque seems to play a key role.
Living with AFib: Tips and outlook
Date: Mar-19-2017In this article, learn about AFib and the recommended lifestyle changes a person may make. What does AFib do to the body and how might it be treated?
Lactate may be key for cancer development
Date: Mar-19-2017New research examines the role of lactate - a molecule that is produced and accumulates during intense workout - in the formation of cancer cells.
How insulin and glucagon work to regulate blood sugar levels
Date: Mar-18-2017What is the link between diabetes and the pancreas? What are the symptoms of high and low blood sugar levels? Find out in this article.
How does broccoli help prevent cancer? Study sheds light
Date: Mar-18-2017Researchers have identified a mechanism by which sulforaphane - a compound found in broccoli and other vegetables - may help to prevent cancer.
Sleep apnea in children may stunt brain development
Date: Mar-18-2017A recent study investigated the effects of obstructive sleep apnea on children's brains. The results demonstrate a worrying reduction in gray matter.
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