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After heart attack, people with depression twice as likely to die
Date: Mar-09-2017A new long-term study finds that people who had a heart attack or angina may be twice as likely to die if they also have depression.
Caffeine may ward off dementia by boosting protective enzyme
Date: Mar-08-2017Researchers have uncovered a number of compounds - including caffeine - that boost production of the enzyme NMNAT2, which may protect against dementia.
Five of the best meditation apps: Which one is right for you?
Date: Mar-08-2017More people are turning to meditation apps to help them relieve stress and anxiety. But with hundreds of apps out there, which one should you choose?
Melanoma: Mutations that alter immune system to promote tumor growth identified
Date: Mar-08-2017Scientists show that mutations in ATR - a regulatory protein that normally repairs DNA - alter the immune system to favor tumor growth in some melanomas.
Sexual benefits of zinc: Can it help treat erectile dysfunction?
Date: Mar-08-2017In this article, learn about zinc and its possible effects on erectile dysfunction. Also find out more about zinc deficiency and zinc supplementation.
Pancoast syndrome: Tumors, symptoms, and treatment
Date: Mar-08-2017What is Pancoast syndrome, what are Pancoast tumors, and what is Homer’s syndrome? Learn about diagnosis, when to see a doctor, surgery, and prevention.
Exercise prevents cellular aging by boosting mitochondria
Date: Mar-08-2017Exercise is known to stave off the effects of aging, but how it manages this at a cellular level is not understood. A new study focuses on mitochondria.
Weight gain on the rise, but fewer adults attempting weight loss
Date: Mar-08-2017Despite an increase in overweight and obesity over the past 3 decades, new research finds that fewer adults are attempting to lose weight.
A healthy sex life may boost job satisfaction
Date: Mar-07-2017Maintaining a healthy sex life could be key to a more satisfying work life, new research finds, though bringing work demands home may do the opposite.
Red wine compound found to slow down neural aging in mice
Date: Mar-07-2017New study shows that resveratrol reduces age-induced deterioration of neuromuscular synapses in mice. Anti-diabetes drug may also slow down muscular aging.
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