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Social Connections Could Help Stave Off Dementia
Research conducted at Rush University Medical Center suggests that frequently engaging in…
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Fish Oil Linked To Slowed Prostate Cancer Growth
A recent study led by researchers at UCLA suggests that dietary changes may help reduce…
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Music May Lessen Distress In People With Dementia
One recent report highlights the potential benefits of music therapy for people with advanced…
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Some Forms Of Solitude May Be Good For You
Research performed at Oregon State University suggests that less-intense forms of solitude,…
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Ultra-processed Foods Tied To Colorectal Cancer Risk
Colorectal cancer, the second leading cause of cancer-related deaths in the U.S., may be…
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Putting The Focus On Fitness, Not Weight
It may be better to be overweight and fit than to be slim and sedentary, according to a…
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For Lower Blood Pressure, Take The Stairs
A new study suggests that even small amounts of physical activity — such as uphill walking…
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High-dose Vitamin C May Benefit Some Cancer Treatments
Could high-dose intravenous vitamin C help complement traditional cancer therapies? That’s…
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Food Additive Might Disrupt Gut Health
Carrageenan, a common food additive used as an emulsifier and thickener, has already been…
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Pick Plants For Better Heart Health
A recent study led by Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health suggests that diets with a…
