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• Volunteering May Keep Elderly Stronger

  Created: Wednesday, January 06 2010 01:07

  Volunteering one's time and energy might help stave off frailty among the elderly. ...

• Later-to-bed teens risk sadness, suicidal thoughts

  Created: Wednesday, January 06 2010 01:06

  Earlier bedtimes make for happier teens, a new study in the journal Sleep suggests....

• A Historical Perspective on Diet and Coronary Heart Disease

  Created: Tuesday, January 05 2010 03:39

  The development of the understanding of the underlying causes of coronary heart disease has undergone several stages. ...

• Pomegranate could be the key to beating breast cancer

  Created: Tuesday, January 05 2010 03:38

  Eating pomegranates could reduce the risk of breast cancer, researchers have said. ...

• Tension-type Headache and Massage Therapy

  Created: Tuesday, January 05 2010 03:38

  Investigations into complementary and alternative medicine (CAM) approaches to address stress, depression, and anxiety of those experiencing chronic pain are rare. ...

• Zinc supplementation on insulin resistance

  Created: Tuesday, January 05 2010 03:37

  Although therapeutic lifestyle modification (TLM) has been recommended as a cornerstone treatment of metabolic syndrome (MetS), little is known about the biobehavioral effects of a TLM program for patients in a community. ...

• Effects of a 6-month lifestyle modification intervention

  Created: Tuesday, January 05 2010 03:36

  Although therapeutic lifestyle modification (TLM) has been recommended as a cornerstone treatment of metabolic syndrome (MetS), little is known about the biobehavioral effects of a TLM program for patients in a community. ...

• Tobacco Use and TMJ

  Created: Monday, January 04 2010 09:37

  NEW YORK: Smoking and other types of tobacco use may increase the pain of temporomandibular joint disorders, a new study suggests....

• Mom's Job Could Boost Baby's Odds for Birth Defect

  Created: Monday, January 04 2010 03:06

  Among working women in the United States, teachers seem to have the lowest risk of having babies with birth defects, while those who work as janitors, scientists and electronic-equipment operators appear most at risk, researchers say. ...

• Dirty air may raise pneumonia risk: study

  Created: Monday, January 04 2010 03:05

  NEW YORK (Reuters Health) - Air pollution may double the risk that an elderly person will be hospitalized for pneumonia, according to a new study. "...

• Quitting smoking after heart attack extends lives

  Created: Monday, January 04 2010 03:04

  NEW YORK, Jan 3, (RTRS): Confirming that it really is never too late to quit smoking, a new study finds that heart attack survivors who kick the habit live longer than those who keep puffing away. ...

• Longer time to conceive may up risks for mom, baby

  Created: Monday, January 04 2010 03:03

  NEW YORK (Reuters Health) - Women who take years to get pregnant are more likely to give birth to unhealthy babies, new research from Finland shows. ...

• Black currant oil, hyperlipidemia

  Created: Monday, January 04 2010 02:35

  Blackcurrant oil soft capsule (BOSC) is an effective and safe herbal medicine for the treatment of hyperlipidemia and has been approved for the market in China. ...

• Heel Pain Usually Relieved With Stretching Regimen

  Created: Monday, January 04 2010 02:20

  (HealthDay News) -- The term "overuse injuries" may bring to mind tennis elbow and jogger's knee, but the sole of the foot is also at risk of injury due to overuse, doctors warn....

• LAP vs. BMI

  Created: Thursday, December 31 2009 01:36

  The BMI is the most frequently used marker to evaluate obesity-associated risks. ...

• Silybum, obsessive-compulsive disorder

  Created: Thursday, December 31 2009 01:35

  Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder (OCD) is a common neuropsychiatric condition. ...

• A burger or fried chicken with a side of diabetes?

  Created: Thursday, December 31 2009 01:34

  NEW YORK — Avoiding "fast food" burgers and fried chicken may cut your risk of developing type 2 diabetes – the kind closely linked to obesity, new research hints. ...

• Disinfectant Misuse Might Help Germs Resist Antibiotics

  Created: Thursday, December 31 2009 01:33

  The incorrect use of a disinfectant could cause some germs to develop resistance to antibiotics, new research suggests. ...

• Child diabetes blamed on food sweetener

  Created: Thursday, December 31 2009 01:21

  Scientists have proved for the first time that a cheap form of sugar used in thousands of food products and soft drinks can damage human metabolism and is fuelling the obesity crisis. ...

• Study says tailored music therapy can ease tinnitus

  Created: Wednesday, December 30 2009 02:03

  LONDON (Reuters) - Individually designed music therapy may help reduce noise levels in people suffering from tinnitus, or ear ringing, German scientists said on Monday....