Swimmers have detectable levels of a potentially dangerous chlorine by-product called haloacetic acids (HAAs) in their urine within 30 minutes of a swim, a study shows.
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Fat injections to contour the breasts after breast cancer surgery, known as lipofilling, appear safe, according to a new study.
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A biomechanical study shows exactly how duffers’ and pros’ golf swings differ — exposing the amateurs to back and elbow injuries.
Continue reading …For men, a rheumatoid arthritis diagnosis tends to come later than in women if men downplay or ignore their symptoms. WebMD discusses why it’s important to catch the disease early, stay active, and keep with your treatment.
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A family history of heart attack boosts the risk of having a heart attack much more than a family history of stroke increases the risk of having a stroke, new research suggests.
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Building muscle mass with resistance training exercise may play a role in lowering the risk of type 2 diabetes, a study shows.
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Five-year tamoxifen treatment — with or without chemotherapy — cuts a woman’s 15-year risk of breast-cancer death by about a third, long-term data show.
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A third of patients seeking cosmetic surgery to improve their nose have at least moderate symptoms of a mental disorder that makes them preoccupied with imagined or slight defects in appearance, a study shows.
Continue reading …Flying Foods has expanded its recall of Listeria contaminated foods sold at Starbucks, Race Trac, and convenience stores in Georgia, Alabama, and/or Florida.
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