Archive for October, 2014
Following a heart attack, women are more likely to develop anxiety and depression than men, claim researchers. They also say Source: Health News
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Researchers find that patients who are vitamin D deficient may be more likely to have poor brain function or Source: Health News
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In line with International Menopause Day, a report recommends that women use menopause as an opportunity to review their health Source: Health News
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Researchers find that students learn college anatomy significantly better through the traditional use of human cadavers, compared with using computer-simulated Source: Health News
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Some people in the West African Ebola epidemic seem to have natural immunity to the virus. Scientists say finding out Source: Health News
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Researchers found that consuming high levels of sugar-sweetened soda may be associated with cell aging in a manner comparable to Source: Health News
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A series of articles in the journal Epilepsia investigates sudden unexpected death in epilepsy, and finds that only 65% of Source: Health News
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Data released at the 23rd European Academy of Dermatology and Venereology Congress suggest phototherapy is effective and safe for elderly Source: Health News
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Researchers have found that even when gaining weight, polyunsaturated fats can lower levels of “bad” cholesterol, illustrating the importance of Source: Health News
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A new review by WHO looks at the potential adverse health effects caused by energy drinks, and finds that increasing Source: Health News
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