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10 New Ways to Eat Well

By Mark Schweizer

22 days ago

Some supplements may be worth their weight For two nutrients, mounting evidence has shown that taking supplements may be beneficial: vitamin D and omega-3 fatty acids. For example, ...

Some Personality Traits Affect How You Smell

By Mark Schweizer

22 days ago

Getting to know someone usually requires at least a little conversation. But a new study suggests you can get a hint of an individual’s personality through his or ...

Why Doctors Don’t Read Some Medical Test Results

By Mark Schweizer

22 days ago

Doctors tend not to read the results of medical tests ordered on a patient’s last day at the hospital, and this could cause doctors to miss worrisome findings, ...

Teen Obesity Tied to Early Childhood Bond with Mom

By Mark Schweizer

22 days ago

The strength of the bond between a toddler and his mother influences his likelihood of becoming obese as a teen, a new study says. The obesity rate was ...

Hepatitis C Drug Interferon Linked to Depression in Patients

By Mark Schweizer

22 days ago

Hepatitis is associated with a high rate of depression. A common drug used to treat hepatitis, interferon, can also cause depression. A new review of studies on the ...

Concussions May Boost Football Players’ Depression Risk

By Mark Schweizer

22 days ago

Professional football players may be at increased risk for depression as a result of suffering frequent concussions, a new study suggests. The study evaluated 34 retired National Football ...

Family Meals Help Kids Eat More Fruit & Veggies

By Mark Schweizer

22 days ago

One or two family meals a week may help kids eat more fruits and vegetables, a new study suggests. In the U.K. study, children whose families always ate ...

Workers Want Employers to Help Them Stay Healthy

By Mark Schweizer

22 days ago

People want their employers to help them get healthy, two new reports from Canada and the U.S. suggest. While many companies are already using a combination of workplace ...

Dental X-Rays Linked to Increased Brain Tumor Risk

By Mark Schweizer

22 days ago

People who’ve had frequent dental X-rays may have an increased risk of developing meningioma, a type of brain tumor, new research suggests. People in the study with meningioma ...

Rabies Death Due to Organ Transplant, CDC Confirms

By Mark Schweizer

22 days ago

A patient who died of rabies in Maryland recently had contracted the deadly viral infection through an organ transplant, health officials confirmed today. The confirmation comes after tissue ...

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10 New Ways to Eat Well

Some Personality Traits Affect How You Smell

Why Doctors Don’t Read Some Medical Test Results

Teen Obesity Tied to Early Childhood Bond with Mom

Hepatitis C Drug Interferon Linked to Depression in Patients

Concussions May Boost Football Players’ Depression Risk

Family Meals Help Kids Eat More Fruit & Veggies

Workers Want Employers to Help Them Stay Healthy

Dental X-Rays Linked to Increased Brain Tumor Risk

Rabies Death Due to Organ Transplant, CDC Confirms

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