Insomnia linked to higher risk of death
A new study of men by researchers from Brigham and Women’s Hospital in Boston, MA, has found that some insomnia Source: Health News
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Symptoms of PTSD linked to obesity in women
New research from Harvard School of Public Health suggests that women who suffer from symptoms of post-traumatic stress disorder may Source: Health News
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Leave a Comment (0) →Mid-life economic recessions linked to later cognitive decline
Lay-offs, lower pay and downward job mobility are all a depressing reality of economic recessions. But new research suggests these Source: Health News
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Leave a Comment (0) →Brain abnormalities from concussion 'visible after symptoms gone'
New research suggests that after a person experiences mild concussion, brain abnormalities are still evident from diffusion tensor imaging brain Source: Health News
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Leave a Comment (0) →Phthalate exposure linked to preterm birth
Pregnant women who are exposed to phthalates – chemicals found in contaminated food and water, some deodorants, lotions and perfumes Source: Health News
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Leave a Comment (0) →Temporary employment linked to childbirth later in life
Today’s women are having their first child later in life. According to the CDC, women in the US bear their Source: Health News
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Leave a Comment (0) →Consistent sleep patterns tied to healthier weight
A new study published online recently in the American Journal of Health Promotion suggests that keeping to a consistent sleep Source: Health News
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Leave a Comment (0) →Brain surgery technique 'effective' for spinal surgery
Researchers have discovered that a technique commonly used in brain surgery could be useful to determine whether surgery is needed Source: Health News
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Leave a Comment (0) →Pre-hospital cooling 'does not improve survival' after cardiac arrest
A new study suggests that survival rates of adults who suffer cardiac arrest are not improved by the lowering of Source: Health News
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Leave a Comment (0) →CPR training via public kiosks could save lives
One-minute training sessions on how to do hands-only CPR delivered via kiosks placed in shopping malls, airports and other public Source: Health News
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