Archive for November, 2014
Everyone loves a little indulgence over the holidays, but what happens to our body when we overindulge? MNT finds out Source: Health News
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According to a new study, a common medicine used to treat indigestion can also improve survival rates in colorectal cancer Source: Health News
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Researchers say a chemical in the breath – acetone – could be an indicator of type 1 diabetes in children, Source: Health News
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A new measles vaccine that takes the form of an easily administered inhalable dry powder has been proven safe in Source: Health News
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A new study finds that in most infected Americans, HIV levels are not in check, including in the majority of Source: Health News
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A review of recent new drug approvals found that the US Food and Drug Administration and pharmaceutical companies did not Source: Health News
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Children who attend full-day preschool have increased school readiness skills and attendance compared with children who attend part-day preschool, according Source: Health News
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Study finds that people with sleep apnea – where breathing starts and stops during sleep – appear to have a Source: Health News
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In what is being hailed as a ‘major breakthrough’ in neurorehabilitation, researchers show that performing mental imagery exercises can lessen Source: Health News
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According to researchers, a higher intake of yogurt is associated with a reduced risk of type 2 diabetes, suggesting that Source: Health News
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