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Cancer Risk Higher in Families of Women with Early-Onset Breast Cancer

By Mark Schweizer

6 days ago

Having a mother or sister who develops breast cancer before she’s 35 may signal a heightened risk of developing cancer for other family members, a new study suggests. ...

Brain Microbleeds Provide Clue for Alzheimer’s Disease Origins

By Mark Schweizer

6 days ago

Brain microbleeds, stemming from tiny, ruptured blood vessels, might help explain how blood vessel damage and amyloid plaque buildup work together to cause Alzheimer’s disease, a new review ...

Would NYC’s Ban on Big Sodas Reduce Obesity? Experts Weigh In

By Mark Schweizer

6 days ago

A proposal to ban the sale of large, sugar-sweetened drinks in some New York City establishments is an important first step in combating the obesity epidemic but is ...

Obesity: Causes, Complications & Treatments

By Mark Schweizer

6 days ago

With a third of Americans classified as obese, this pressing health concern requires diligent eating and exercise habits as well as careful medical attention. According to the Cleveland ...

Car Crashes Cost $41 Billion Per Year

By Mark Schweizer

6 days ago

Car crashes are not only deadly, they’re expensive. Motor vehicle crash-related deaths in the United States resulted in an estimated $41 billion in medical and work-loss costs in ...

Why We’ll Try Breast Milk Foods (It’s Not for Health Reasons)

By Mark Schweizer

6 days ago

It seems the popularity of foods made from human breast milk is on the rise. Last week, a London ice cream shop unveiled a “Baby Gaga” flavor made ...

Brains of Breast-Feeding Moms More Responsive to Baby’s Cries

By Mark Schweizer

6 days ago

In a finding that won’t surprise many mothers, a new study says breast-feeding may help secure the bond between mother and child. But the study also offers one ...

Mind & Body: ‘Chilled Out’ People Have Higher Obesity, Depression Risk

By Mark Schweizer

6 days ago

People who seem to face stressful situations without blinking an eye may have an increased risk of health woes such as obesity and depression, according to a new ...

Breast-feeding Boosts Children’s Test Scores, Study Finds

By Mark Schweizer

6 days ago

Breast-feeding babies may provide children with an academic advantage later in life, according to a new study. Infants breast-fed for at least six months after birth scored higher ...

High Testosterone Helps Prevent Muscle Loss in Older Men

By Mark Schweizer

6 days ago

High testosterone levels in men may protect against loss of muscle mass as they age, a new study says. Men over age 65 in the study who had ...

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Cancer Risk Higher in Families of Women with Early-Onset Breast Cancer

Brain Microbleeds Provide Clue for Alzheimer’s Disease Origins

Would NYC’s Ban on Big Sodas Reduce Obesity? Experts Weigh In

Obesity: Causes, Complications & Treatments

Car Crashes Cost $41 Billion Per Year

Why We’ll Try Breast Milk Foods (It’s Not for Health Reasons)

Brains of Breast-Feeding Moms More Responsive to Baby’s Cries

Mind & Body: ‘Chilled Out’ People Have Higher Obesity, Depression Risk

Breast-feeding Boosts Children’s Test Scores, Study Finds

High Testosterone Helps Prevent Muscle Loss in Older Men

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