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Fibula Fracture: Symptoms, Treatment, and Recovery
Date: Feb-02-2017Learn about the different types of fibula fracture, how they are diagnosed, the difference between an open and closed fracture, and long-term recovery.
A fifth of dementia cases may be caused by air pollution, study suggests
Date: Feb-01-2017New research suggests that high exposure to fine particulate air pollution may increase the risk of Alzheimer's disease and other dementias.
E-cigarettes may increase cardiovascular risk
Date: Feb-01-2017New research investigates the link between regular electronic cigarette use and cardiovascular risk factors in healthy individuals.
Large studies identify new risk genes for ulcerative colitis and IBD
Date: Feb-01-2017A large study of thousands of genomes finds 25 new genes linked to higher risk of IBD and another finds a gene that doubles the risk of ulcerative colitis.
Key Facts and Common Myths About COPD
Date: Feb-01-2017In this article, learn about 10 key facts and myths about chronic obstructive pulmonary disease. These include the topics of smoking, gender, and genetics.
Breakthrough technology enables communication in late-stage ALS
Date: Feb-01-2017A brain-computer interface has been found to enable people in a completely locked-in state in the late stages of ALS to communicate meaningfully.
Poor sleep contributes to poor sexual satisfaction
Date: Feb-01-2017A new study investigates the link between sleep duration, sleep quality, and the levels of sexual satisfaction among postmenopausal women.
How to Get Water Out of Your Ear: Six Easy Methods
Date: Feb-01-2017Water commonly gets trapped in the ears after swimming or bathing, but how can a person get the water out? Can people prevent water from becoming trapped?
Low levels of glucose in the brain may trigger Alzheimer's
Date: Jan-31-2017New research uses mice to show how glucose deprivation leads to neural tangles typical of Alzheimer's disease, triggering cognitive and memory impairment.
Coffee and calories: How do your add-ins add up?
Date: Jan-31-2017New study finds that most coffee drinkers put sugar, cream, and other calorie-laden additives in their beverage, which may take its toll on the waistline.
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