Could Everyday Foods Matter for Cervical Cancer?
A woman's overall diet may be connected with her chances of having cervical cancer, according to a new analysis of U.S. health data.
The study...
Brain Repair Cells Have a Surprising Stress Signal
A chance observation in injured mouse brains has led scientists to uncover a surprising connection between stress biology and the repair of nerve fibers.
Cells...
Simple Health Checks May Show Your Real Age
A bathroom scale, a measuring tape and a few questions about lifestyle may tell more about future disease risk than an expensive test that...
These Gene Changes May Greatly Raise Alzheimer’s Risk
Scientists have uncovered new clues about a gene that may help protect the brain from Alzheimer’s disease.
The findings suggest that when this gene stops...
New Electronic Skin Could Help Prosthetic Limbs Feel Touch and Temperature
People using prosthetic limbs may one day be able to feel pressure, temperature and even differences between surfaces thanks to a new type of...
80% of Young Adults Already Show Early Heart, Kidney and Metabolic Disease Signs
Being young does not necessarily mean the heart and blood vessels are free of health risks.
New research involving adults with an average age of...
Sugary Drinks May Carry a Hidden Cancer Risk
A daily soda, sports drink or glass of sugary punch may carry a health risk that researchers have only recently begun to explore.
A long-running...
Can a Daily Avocado Improve Heart Health?
Improving heart health does not always require dramatic lifestyle changes.
According to a new Penn State study, one simple habit may make a small but...
Natural Compound May Help a Stiff Heart Relax
Scientists have found that a natural substance made by the body after eating certain foods may help the heart relax and work better in...
8-Hour Eating Window Shows Promise in Type 1 Diabetes
A simple change in when people eat may help some adults with type 1 diabetes improve their blood sugar, according to an early clinical...