Sleep history could predict Alzheimer’s disease later in life
Scientists from the University of California, Berkeley found that sleep patterns can predict the accumulation of Alzheimer's pathology proteins later in life.
These findings could...
Half of Americans with diabetes consume less protein than recommended
Scientists from The Ohio State University and Abbott found that half of the adults surveyed living with diabetes did not consume the daily recommended...
Eating refined grains linked to higher risk of heart disease and death
Scientists from St John’s Research Institute found a high intake of highly processed (refined) grains is associated with a higher risk of heart disease...
New screening tool detects 95% of stage 1 pancreatic cancer
Scientists from UC San Diego found a novel screening platform has flagged more than 95% of stage 1 cancers.
If validated by future studies, the...
These heartburn drugs may help manage blood sugar in diabetes
Type 2 diabetes is a global public health concern affecting almost 10 percent of people worldwide.
Doctors may prescribe diet and lifestyle changes, diabetes medications,...
This study confirms a major cause of grey hair
In a recent study from Harvard University, scientists found an important cause of grey hair.
They found stress activates nerves that are part of the...
Marijuana users need up to 220% higher dosage for sedation in surgeries
In a recent study from Colorado, researchers found that patients who regularly use cannabis may require more than two times the usual level of...
Lifestyle may be more important than age in determining dementia risk
Scientists from Baycrest Centre for Geriatric Care found people with no dementia risk factors, such as smoking, diabetes or hearing loss, have similar brain...
Yoga may help reduce common bowel disease
Scientists from the University of Duisburg-Essen found yoga is linked to decreased bowel symptoms, disease severity, and anxiety in patients with irritable bowel syndrome...
Risk factors in people with heart disease are worse over time in U.S.
Scientists from Johns Hopkins Medicine found that heart disease risk "profiles" in secondary prevention have failed to improve over the last two decades.
They examined...