WebMD reports on the American Heart Association’s new statement on racial disparity in stroke prevalence and stroke care.
Continue reading …Precision tinted lenses can help reduce the discomfort experienced by some migraine sufferers by normalizing activity in the brain, a study suggests.
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Sleep appears to influence a child’s body weight, particularly their body fat, a new study shows.
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About two-thirds of U.S. adults meet minimum physical activity guidelines while doing leisure activities, but walking or moving around more at the workplace could help, the CDC says.
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Two blood-thinning drugs combined with omega-3 fatty acids may reduce heart attack risk for people with stents in their arteries, a new study says.
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Somehow we don’t think this will catch on quite like Facebook did. Mark Zuckerberg has announced on — where else? — his social networking site that he’s now going to only eat animals that he has personally killed. Apparently, Zuck likes to set a new challenge for himself each year and killing animals was this
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Babies as young as 12 months old can reason and make rational predictions about how novel situations will play out, according to an international team of researchers who study the infant mind.
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In an exclusive interview with WebMD, the USDA says the replacement for the Food Pyramid will be announced on June 2 — and that the new icon heralds a “monumental effort” to improve America’s health.
Continue reading …In an exclusive interview with WebMD, the USDA says the replacement for the Food Pyramid will be announced on June 2 — and that the new icon heralds a “monumental effort” to improve America’s health.
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Cases of bacterial meningitis continue to decline in the U.S., with incidence falling by almost a third over the last decade, the CDC says.
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