New test could predict pre-eclampsia risk
There is currently no way to predict which first-time moms are at risk for high blood pressure during pregnancy, called Source: Health News
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Urine test ‘could predict cognitive decline in diabetics’
A simple urine test may be able to predict whether people with type 2 diabetes are at risk of cognitive Source: Health News
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Leave a Comment (0) →New heart procedure could cut death risk by two-thirds
Patients who suffer a severe heart attack have a much better chance of surviving and avoiding severe complications if Source: Health News
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Leave a Comment (0) →Weight control: every minute of brisk exercise counts
Every minute of high intensity physical activity counts in the war against weight gain, according to a new study published Source: Health News
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Leave a Comment (0) →Addiction to ‘Facebook fame’ explained by researchers
Chances are that one of the first things many of us will do today is check Facebook, intrigued to see Source: Health News
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Leave a Comment (0) →Quitting smoking reduces certain risks to levels of never-smokers
“It’s never too late to quit smoking,” say researchers behind a new study revealed this week. The team found Source: Health News
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Leave a Comment (0) →Single gene change ‘could increase lifespan by 16 years’
Scientists have discovered that by changing the expression of a single gene in mice, the lifespan is increased by around Source: Health News
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Leave a Comment (0) →Statins may slow aging process
Researchers have found that statins, a class of drugs widely used for lowering cholesterol, may also slow down the process Source: Health News
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Leave a Comment (0) →Gut bacteria ‘too low’ in quarter of population
Scientists say that around a quarter of the population, particularly those who are obese, have 40% less intestinal bacteria than Source: Health News
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Leave a Comment (0) →Knee osteoarthritis risk unaffected by moderate exercise
A new study suggests that the risk of middle-aged and older adults developing knee arthritis is unaffected by doing Source: Health News
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