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ADHD in Toddlers: Early Signs, Symptoms, and Treatment
Date: Jan-30-2017What age are children diagnosed with ADHD and is there evidence that it can be diagnosed in toddlers? What is the outlook for a child who is diagnosed?
Anti-inflammatory diet reduces bone loss, hip fracture risk in women
Date: Jan-30-2017A diet rich in fruit, vegetables, fish, whole grains, and nuts appears to reduce the risk of bone loss and hip fracture among postmenopausal women.
Obesity: Self-stigma may raise risk of metabolic syndrome
Date: Jan-29-2017The risk of metabolic syndrome may be higher for obese individuals who apply negative stereotypes about weight to themselves, new research finds.
Scientists inhibit brain tumor cell growth, paving way for new treatment
Date: Jan-29-2017Researchers may have found a way to stop the growth of glioblastoma, a particularly aggressive form of brain cancer. This may soon lead to new therapies.
Plaque Psoriasis: Symptoms and Treatment
Date: Jan-29-2017What is plaque psoriasis and what are its causes? In this article, learn about the triggers, symptoms, complications, and when to see a doctor.
Bulimia symptoms reduced with electrical brain stimulation
Date: Jan-28-2017Symptoms of bulimia nervosa may be reduced through the delivery of electricity to certain areas of the brain, according to King's College London.
Can Essential Oils Treat Depression?
Date: Jan-28-2017What are essential oils and can any oils help to treat depression? In this article, the quality of evidence on essential oils for depression is discussed.
Stem cell secretions may help treat glaucoma
Date: Jan-28-2017A new rodent study shows that exosomes - the secretions from stem cells - may help to protect cells in the retina. This may ultimately help treat glaucoma.
Could a tuberculosis drug help treat autism?
Date: Jan-27-2017Researchers suggest that an antibiotic prescribed for the treatment of tuberculosis might help to reduce the social deficits seen in people with autism.
Vitamin A deficiency may cause Alzheimer's to begin in the womb
Date: Jan-27-2017New research suggests that the biochemical reactions responsible for Alzheimer's disease may begin as early as the womb. Vitamin A plays a crucial role.
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