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Brain’s Differing Response to Sugars May Explain Obesity

By Mark Schweizer

13 days ago

Two very similar sugars — fructose and glucose — cause quite opposite reactions in some regions of the brain, according to a new study. Glucose stimulates brain activity ...

Migraines Linked to Depression in Women

By Mark Schweizer

13 days ago

Women who have had migraine headaches are more likely than other women to develop depression, according to a new finding based on 14 years of health data. “This ...

Genetic Link to Migraines Identified

By Mark Schweizer

13 days ago

Genetics may be a factor when it comes to getting migraines, a recent study suggests. The study, published online Sunday in the journal Nature Genetics, identified the first ...

Heart Attack Finding: Married Men Get Help Quicker

By Mark Schweizer

13 days ago

Married men are more likely to quickly seek medical attention for a heart attack than men who are single, divorced or widowed, a new Canadian study shows. Married ...

Breast Cancer Surgery: Is Less Better than More?

By Mark Schweizer

13 days ago

Women with early stage breast cancer who undergo breast-conserving surgery do just as well, and perhaps better, in terms of survival, than those who have their breasts removed, ...

How Did Humans Start Taking Medicine? Chimp Behavior Gives Clues

By Mark Schweizer

13 days ago

Chimpanzees may help us understand why our human ancestors started eating certain plants for medicinal purposes, a new study says. The study revealed chimps eat about twice as ...

Illegal Drug Use Rose in 2009 in the US

By Mark Schweizer

13 days ago

Illegal drug use by Americans grew between 2008 and 2009, according to a new survey. The survey, conducted by the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA), ...

Vision Problems Rise with Diabetes Rates

By Mark Schweizer

13 days ago

Vision problems that can’t be corrected with eyeglasses are on the rise among Americans age 20 and older, a new study finds. And the growing prevalence of these ...

Painful Confusion: Americans Don’t Know What’s in Popular Painkillers

By Mark Schweizer

13 days ago

The American public is confused about what’s in popular over-the-counter painkillers, according to a small new study. That fact could put people at risk for taking too much ...

Sneaky Killer: Just a Little Too Much Tylenol Can Be Deadly

By Mark Schweizer

13 days ago

Taking even slightly too much Tylenol over a period of several days can lead to an overdose with deadly consequences, a new study says. The study looked at ...

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Brain’s Differing Response to Sugars May Explain Obesity

Migraines Linked to Depression in Women

Genetic Link to Migraines Identified

Heart Attack Finding: Married Men Get Help Quicker

Breast Cancer Surgery: Is Less Better than More?

How Did Humans Start Taking Medicine? Chimp Behavior Gives Clues

Illegal Drug Use Rose in 2009 in the US

Vision Problems Rise with Diabetes Rates

Painful Confusion: Americans Don’t Know What’s in Popular Painkillers

Sneaky Killer: Just a Little Too Much Tylenol Can Be Deadly

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