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Cancer-related fatigue: Exercise, psychological therapies best treatments
Date: Mar-03-2017Fatigue is the most common side effect of cancer treatment. New research finds exercise and psychological interventions are the best management strategies.
Disrupting protein interaction may slow Alzheimer's progression
Date: Mar-03-2017A recent study investigating the interaction between two proteins may offer novel drug targets for neurodegenerative diseases such as Alzheimer's.
Pure hypercholesterolemia: Causes, symptoms, and treatment
Date: Mar-03-2017In this article, learn about pure hypercholesterolemia, including the risk factors, possible complications, and how it may be diagnosed.
Gut bacteria affect intestines and brain in IBS patients
Date: Mar-02-2017A new study found a connection between the gut's microbiota and gastrointestinal and behavioral symptoms in patients with irritable bowel syndrome.
Probiotic could help alleviate hay fever symptoms
Date: Mar-02-2017Researchers suggest that a probiotic containing Lactobacilli and Bifidobacteria may be effective for easing symptoms of seasonal allergies.
Tuberculosis: Soil bacteria compound may yield potent new drug
Date: Mar-02-2017Synthetic versions of a compound found in soil bacteria show promise as new drug candidates to fight TB, which is increasingly resisting current therapies.
Is rice gluten-free? Grains explained
Date: Mar-02-2017In this article, learn about rice-based products, nutritional facts for different rices, alternative grains, and gluten-containing grains to avoid.
How are COPD and cough related?
Date: Mar-02-2017In this article, learn about the relationship between coughing and COPD, how coughing from COPD may change over time, and when to see a doctor.
Autoimmune conditions and dementia: What's the link?
Date: Mar-02-2017A new large-scale study in the United Kingdom finds a small but significant increased risk of dementia for individuals with an autoimmune disease.
Migraine could be treated with electrical stimulation patch
Date: Mar-02-2017Researchers have found that a wireless, electrical stimulation patch may be just as effective as triptan medications for alleviating migraine.
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