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Resistance and Endurance Training Make a Difference in Heart Health, Study Shows

By Mark Schweizer

6 days ago

Changes in triathletes’ hearts that allow them to pump blood more efficiently suggest a link between exercise choices and cardiac adaptations, according to a new study. Athletes who ...

How Green Tea May Thwart Lung Cancer

By Mark Schweizer

6 days ago

A new study shows for the first time how a compound in green tea might work to suppress lung cancer. A compound found in green tea, called EGCG, ...

Prostate Cancer Screening Test May Prevent 17,000 Advanced Cases Yearly

By Mark Schweizer

6 days ago

Screening for prostate cancer using the prostate-specific antigen (PSA) test is controversial, but stopping this screening could result in many more cases of advanced disease, a new study ...

Daily Multivitamin May Slightly Lower Men’s Cancer Risk

By Mark Schweizer

6 days ago

A daily multivitamin may slightly reduce men’s cancer risk, a new study suggests. In the study, men ages 50 and over who took a daily multivitamin were 8 ...

How Love Conquers Fear: Hormone Helps Mothers Defend Young

By Mark Schweizer

6 days ago

Oxytocin, the compound known as the love hormone and the cuddle chemical, deserves a new nickname, a new study suggests: the fear fighter. When someone is suddenly frightened, ...

Can’t Diet? We’re Hard-Wired to Eat Junk Food

By Mark Schweizer

6 days ago

If you have trouble abstaining from sweets and junk food during a diet, it might not be entirely your fault. To some degree, your brain may be wired ...

A Mother’s Love May Keep the Doctor Away

By Mark Schweizer

6 days ago

An extra dose of motherly nurturing insulates children from lifelong health problems associated with poverty, a new study says. The study found that people whose parents did not ...

Childhood Abuse Can Wreak Havoc on Teen Brains

By Mark Schweizer

6 days ago

Childhood abuse may lead to harmful changes in adolescents’ brains, a new study suggests. The results show children who were emotionally or physically abused had less gray matter ...

From Depressed Moms, Babies’ Cries Draw Less of a Response

By Mark Schweizer

6 days ago

Brain scans of mothers suffering from depression reveal they respond differently than healthy moms to their crying babies, a new study finds. The brain activity patterns of depressed ...

White Rice Linked to Type 2 Diabetes, Study Says

By Mark Schweizer

6 days ago

Eating white rice regularly may raise your risk of developing Type 2 diabetes, a new study suggests. The results showed that people who ate three to four servings ...

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Resistance and Endurance Training Make a Difference in Heart Health, Study Shows

How Green Tea May Thwart Lung Cancer

Prostate Cancer Screening Test May Prevent 17,000 Advanced Cases Yearly

Daily Multivitamin May Slightly Lower Men’s Cancer Risk

How Love Conquers Fear: Hormone Helps Mothers Defend Young

Can’t Diet? We’re Hard-Wired to Eat Junk Food

A Mother’s Love May Keep the Doctor Away

Childhood Abuse Can Wreak Havoc on Teen Brains

From Depressed Moms, Babies’ Cries Draw Less of a Response

White Rice Linked to Type 2 Diabetes, Study Says

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