High blood pressure among young adults linked to earlier strokes
Two new studies suggest that when people under 40 develop high blood pressure, their risk of early heart disease and stroke go up signific...Read More
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Showing posts with label Research. Show all posts
World's rarest plants, vital crops can't be banked: Study
PARIS: International efforts to save some of the world's rarest and economically important plants from climate change are doomed to fai...Read More
How lack of regular sex can make you lose your job – Expert
A Sex Therapist and Consultant Psychiatrist, Dr Tomi Imarah, says not having sex regularly, being part of a balanced diet, can make one to ...Read More
Fentanyl showing up in crack cocaine, causing overdoses
Fentanyl, a powerful and dangerous synthetic opioid, is now showing up in crack cocaine and causing life-threatening overdoses. Within a r...Read More
Study: Colored bird eggs come from dinosaurs
The world's oceans may be heating up at a faster pace than previously thought, leaving the planet less time to avoid catastrophic globa...Read More
Study: Post-heart surgery readmission rates don't vary by discharge day
Contrary to popular belief, heart surgery patients who leave the hospital on a weekend or holiday do not have a higher risk for readmissio...Read More
One-third of female lawyers sexually harrassed - survey
Initial findings of an international survey show that half of all women lawyers have been bullied, and one-third have been sexually harasse...Read More
Oyster populations at risk as climate change transforms ocean ecosystems
Oyster populations are likely to suffer, accelerating mortality rates as the effects of climate change progress, according to a new study. ...Read More
Kids' violent video game play linked to increased aggression
In a meta-analysis of studies, researchers found violent video games are associated with small increases of physical aggression despite due...Read More
Abused children carry the trauma in their cells: study
Children subjected to abuse may carry the physical hallmark of that trauma in their cells, scientists said Tuesday, in research that could ...Read More
Personalized vaccine shows promise against range of cancers
MONDAY, Oct. 1, 2018 -- A personalized vaccine held an aggressive group of cancers in check among more than half of patients who received i...Read More
Stress becoming 'unsustainable' for many students, says Green MP
Harrowing stories of stress and anxiety have been by shared by students at the first of a series of mental health hui being run by the Gree...Read More
Barriers to screening mean later mammograms for minority women
Black women are more likely to be diagnosed at later stages of breast cancer, not only because of barriers to screening, but perceptions on...Read More
WHO: Alcohol abuse kills 3 million a year, most of them men
More than 3 million people died in 2016 due to drinking too much alcohol, meaning one in 20 deaths worldwide was linked to harmful drinkin...Read More
Medical marijuana increases pain threshold for patients
But researchers said it remains unclear whether cannabidiol, which is not the substance in marijuana that makes users high, actually reduce...Read More
Dolphins show they can cooperate to solve problems
Dolphins can solve problems that require coordination, new research showed. The marine mammals can synchronize their actions to accomplish ...Read More
Activity may lead to faster recovery from brain damage, stroke
Activity, rather than prolonged rest, may lead to quicker recovery from brain damage, including from a stroke, according to a study with mi...Read More
Fentanyl making drug users more careful, study says
As deadly fentanyl is increasingly mixed into heroin and other street drugs, some drug abusers are getting smart, a new study finds. Fent...Read More
4.7 billion birds leave U.S. to winter in the tropics each fall
Scientists at Cornell University used a combination of cloud computing and radar stations to tally the number of birds that leave and retu...Read More
Picky eating may mask larger issues for children
Many children are picky eaters, making every meal a challenge. But for some, the problem goes deeper than not liking vegetables or whole-w...Read More
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