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Looking for Breast Cancer in the Genes

One thing that makes breast cancer such a dangerous opponent is its risk of spreading to other parts of the body. Unfortunately, cancer doctors can’t be completely sure if breast cancer will spread once spotted. A specific gene could ,,,

173, Medical Conditions, The Human Body, Women's Health

What’s the Best Time to Fall Asleep?

Everyone knows about the importance of sleep. But could the time when you actually fall asleep also matter to your health? The Right Time According to researchers from the University of Exeter, the best time to fall asleep appears ,,,

172, Live Disease Free, The Human Body

A Look at Diabetic Eye Disease

Each day, millions of Americans must contend with the effects of diabetes. Aside from symptoms such as hunger and fatigue, diabetes can also cause significant eye problems, including diabetic eye disease. Wearing Out the Eyes Diabetic eye disease is ,,,

161, Childrens Health, Medical Conditions, Men's Health, Women's Health

A Molecule Behind Parkinson’s?

Parkinson’s Disease is one of the most devastating progressive diseases in existence. Those living with this condition can expect to encounter serious problems such as tremors, impaired balance and slowed movements. To date, there is no cure for Parkinson’s; ,,,

166, Medical Conditions, Men's Health, The Human Body, Women's Health

Heart Attacks and Breast Cancer Risk

Breast cancer is often a harrowing ordeal for women who develop it. Even after the cancer goes into remission, breast cancer survivors might find themselves dealing with serious cardiovascular issues. According to a recent report, such heart problems may ,,,

160, Medical Conditions, Women's Health

The History of Killer Bees

It sounds like something right out of a horror movie – a new, aggressive and often dangerous species of bee that escapes from a lab and quickly spreads through its surroundings. Scary as that sounds, such a scenario actually ,,,

142, Environment

Could Sunshine Reduce MS Risk in Children?

Getting a lot of sunshine is a great way to get vitamin D. But according to new research, exposure to sunlight could have another unexpected benefit for young children. Getting Some Sun Conducted by researchers from the University of ,,,

165, Childrens Health, Medical Conditions

Is Alzheimer’s in Your Genes?

Alzheimer’s disease takes a heavy toll on the health of the American public. In 2020 alone, the costs for treating this condition reached into the hundreds of billions. Now, a new study is helping to shed some light on ,,,

168, Medical Conditions

A New Way to Think about Stress?

When it comes to dealing with stress, most treatments focus on reducing the affected person’s stress levels. But what if another approach could work better? Different Approaches, Different Results According to a 2021 study, training college-aged students to view ,,,

166, Mental Health & Well Being

Depression and Gut Health

When it comes to depression, the part of the body that immediately comes to mind is the brain. But according to a new report, the bacteria in your gut can play a major role in your mental health. A ,,,

171, Men's Health, Mental Health & Well Being, Women's Health

Looking for Breast Cancer in the Genes

What’s the Best Time to Fall Asleep?

A Look at Diabetic Eye Disease

A Molecule Behind Parkinson’s?

Heart Attacks and Breast Cancer Risk

The History of Killer Bees

Could Sunshine Reduce MS Risk in Children?

Is Alzheimer’s in Your Genes?

A New Way to Think about Stress?

Depression and Gut Health

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