The Arthritis Foundation has published a new report that finds that physical activity is critical to delaying disability and enhancing the quality of life. The report also notes that high ...
Spanish medical researchers have determined that the lack of sunshine during the wintertime, and the resulting decrease in vitamin D levels, is the cause for increased influenza and other infections, ...
Scientists from Spain’s University Rovira i Virgili Medical School have determined that a traditional Mediterranean diet with either a high proportion of olive oil or nuts significantly lowers the risk ...
New research published in the Journal of Biomedical Science has determined that one of garlic’s key constituents inhibits the growth and spread of leukemia. The study utilized the extracted compound ...
Researchers from Columbus Ohio’s Research Institute at Nationwide Children's Hospital have determined that among gender- comparable sports, girl’s soccer produces the highest rate of concussions. While boy’s football still causes ...
Pediatric researchers from the University of California San Diego have determined that nearly half of all children’s apparent life-threatening event hospital admissions are due to acid reflux disease.
The research was ...
A research team from the Ilam University of Medical Sciences has discovered that extracts from acorns are antibacterial against a number of lethal infective microorganisms.
The researchers tested acorn extract against ...
Researchers from China’s Southern Medical University and Hospital of Integrated Chinese have determined that moxibustion applied to acupuncture points with or without a new massage apparatus successfully treats asthmatic infants.
The ...
Researchers from Florida State University have determined that the neighborhood a child grows up in is a significantly strong factor in determining whether the child will become obese as an ...
Two recent university studies have shown conclusively that regular and intermittently-intense exercise significantly increase cognitive abilities in humans.
The first study, from Iceland’s Reykjavik University School of Science and
Engineering, studied 46 ...