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Health News 2020

Health News 2020

 

Dec 2020

High Blood Pressure at Any Age, No Matter How Long You Have It, May Speed Cognitive Decline

 

  • Maternal Diet During Lactation Is Important

Lipid Identified in Human Breast Milk May Play Important Role in Early Childhood Weight 

Natural Antibiotics Produced in Wounds Increase Sleep and Survival After Injury

Poor Sleep Can Lead to Depression in Adolescents

  • Drinking Blocks Attention-Promoting Chemical
  • Low Dose Steroids and Cardiovascular Risk

Drinking Linked to a Decline in Brain Health from Cradle to Grave

Nov 2020

 

Researchers Find How Stress and the Circadian Clock Affect Sleep

 

Aim to Exceed Weekly Recommended Physical Activity Level to Offset Health Harms of Prolonged Sitting

 

Obesity Is Not Only the Individual's Responsibility

 

  • Does Air Pollution Increase Risk of Dementia?

Chronic Alcohol Use Reshapes the Brain's Immune Landscape, Driving Anxiety and Addiction

 
Mediterranean Diet Helps Reduce Effects of Stress in Animal Model

 

  • Healthy Sleep Habits Cut Risk of Heart Failure
  • Antibiotics Before Age 2: Health Conditions ...\
  • Too Many Eggs: Increased Diabetes Risk 

Children Born Extremely Preterm Are More Likely to Be Diagnosed With Depression

 

Dopamine Surge Reveals How Even for Mice, 'There's No Place Like Home'

 

Early-Life Events Linked to Lung Health in Young Adulthood

 
How Air Pollution Affects Homeless Populations

Western Diet Impairs Odor-Related Learning and Olfactory Memory in Mice

 
Avoiding Inflammatory Foods Can Lower Heart Disease, Stroke Risk
 
 
Teens Who Participate in Extracurriculars, Get Less Screen Time, Have Better Mental Health

Oct 2020

 

  • Bottle Feeding: High Levels of Microplastics

Study Shows Active Older Adults Have Better Physical and Mental Health

 
Exercise and Nutrition Regimen Benefits Physical, Cognitive Health
 
The 'goldilocks Day': The Perfect Day for Kids' Bone Health
 
'Use It or Lose It': Regular Social Engagement Linked to Healthier Brain Microstructure in Older Adults
 
Big Babies Could Be at Higher Risk of Common Heart Rhythm Disorder in Adulthood

 

Sep 2020

Girls Benefit from Doing Sports

Association Between Screen Time Use, Diet and Other Health Factors

High-Fiber Diet, Low Level Inflammation: Sidestepping the Effects of Radiation

 
Yoga and Meditation Reduce Chronic Pain
 

Sport and Memory Go Hand in Hand

Scientists develop mathematical index to distinguish healthy microbiome from diseased

Ten Minutes of Massage or Rest to Fight Stress

How We Sleep Today May Forecast When Alzheimer's Disease Begins

 
Red Hot Meat: The Wrong Recipe for Heart Disease

Circadian Rhythms Help Guide Waste from Brain


These Lifestyle Choices Can Reduce the Risk of Chronic Kidney Disease
 
Heavy Electronic Media Use in Late Childhood Linked to Lower Academic Performance
 
Exposure to Cadmium in the Womb Linked to Childhood Asthma and Allergies

Handgrip Strength Shown to Identify People at High Risk of Type 2 Diabetes

August 2020

Infants in Households With Very Low Food Security May Have Greater Obesity Risk

A Coffee and Catnap Keep You Sharp on the Nightshift, Study Suggests

Preventing Infection, Facilitating Healing: New Biomaterials from Spider Silk

Pollution Exposure at Work May Be Associated With Heart Abnormalities Among Latinx Community

 
Long Naps May Be Bad for Health
 
Depressed or Anxious Teens Risk Heart Attacks in Middle Age
 
Hydroxychloroquine Plus Azithromycin Increases Heart Risk, Finds Global Study
 
Breastfeeding's Legacy May Protect Against Diabetes
 
Magnetic Stimulation Dramatically Improves Fecal Incontinence
 
Less 'sticky' Cells Become More Cancerous
 
No Safe Level of Caffeine Consumption for Pregnant Women and Would-Be Mothers

Excessive Fructose, Leaky Gut and Fatty Liver


Are Antivitamins the New Antibiotics?
 
Each Human Gut Has a Viral 'Fingerprint'
 
Antibodies That May Protect Against COVID-19
 
Fat Crystals Trigger Chronic Inflammation
 

Re-Engineered Enzyme Could Help Reverse Damage from Spinal Cord Injury and Stroke

 

Inflammatory Bowel Disease Linked to an Immune Cell Run Amok

 

Global Gut Health Experts Guide Growth of Synbiotics

 

Living at Higher Altitudes Associated With Higher Levels of Child Stunting

 

Deep Chest Compressions Can Prevent Brain Damage During Cardiac Arrest

 

Yoga Linked With Improved Symptoms in Heart Patients

 

Study Focuses on Low-Carb, High-Fat Diet Effect on Older Populations

Autism-Cholesterol Link

 
Cashew Shell Compound Appears to Mend Damaged Nerves
 
Antibiotics Associated With Increased Risk of Inflammatory Bowel Disease
 
Protein Produced by the Nervous System May Help Treatments for Inflammatory Diseases
 
Opioid Use Can Trigger Deafness
 
Long-Term Exposure to Traffic Noise May Impact Weight Gain in the UK Population
 
Negative Side Effects of Opioids Could Be Coming from Users' Own Immune Systems
 
Micro And Nanoplastics Detectable in Human Tissues

Why Seasonal Flu Shots Don't 'Stick' Long-Term

Gaining Weight, Young Adult-Midlife: Mortality

Overweight and Pregnant: Unborn Child's Brain

Improving Treatment of Spinal Cord Injuries

 

Yoga Shown to Improve Anxiety, Study Shows

 

Nutrition Labelling Is Improving Nation's Diet

 

Plant-Based 'meats' Improve Some Cardiovascular Risk Factors Compared With Red Meat
 
Gluten in Wheat: What Has Changed During 120 Years of Breeding
 
 Schooling Is Critical for Cognitive Health Throughout Life
 
Prenatal Depression Can Alter Child's Brain Connectivity, Affect Behavior

What Keep Body's Master Circadian Clock Ticking?

 
Heavier Smoking: Skyrocketing Health Risks
 
Lead Poisoning Could Cut Gene Expression in ...
 
Placebos Prove Powerful Even When People Know They're Taking One
 
Vitamin D Twice a Day May Keep Vertigo Away

Vegetarian Source of Vitamin B12: Fermented ...

 
Heart: Targeting 'Bad' Cholesterol May Not Work

July 2020

Aerobic Exercise Could Have the Final Say on Fatty Livers

 

Antibiotics Use Early in Life Increases Risk of Inflammatory Bowel Disease Later in Life

 
Stem Cells in Optic Nerve Preserve Vision
 
Students' Mental Health: Learn to Breathe
 
Forty Percent of Dementia Cases Could Be Prevented or Delayed by Targeting 12 Risk Factors Throughout Life

Lithium in Drinking Water Linked With Lower Suicide Rates

Neurons Genetically Programmed for Long Lives

 
Combating Incurable Viral Infections
 
New Regenerative Therapies
 

Wealthier Men Are More Likely to Develop High Blood Pressure

 

Plant-Based Diets Shown to Lower Blood Pressure Even With Limited Meat and Dairy

 
 

Turmeric could have antiviral properties

 
Exercising in Polluted Air and Blood Pressure

Brain Cells That Trigger Sugar Cravings

Fruits and Veggies May Protect Against Diabetes

Asthma and allergies more common in teens who stay up late

'Biologically relevant' levels of a fertility hormone are detected in human hair samples

 
Insufficient Sleep Harms Children's Mental ...
 
Researchers Develop Software to Find Drug-Resistant Bacteria
 
The Hair-Raising Reason for Goosebumps
 
Hot flushes and night sweats linked to 70% increase in cardiovascular disease
 
Stretching your legs may help prevent diseases such as heart diseases and diabetes
 
Giant leap in diagnosing liver disease
 
Exercise can slow or prevent vision loss, study finds
 
Why do arteries age? Study explores link to gut bacteria, diet
 
 
Universal gut microbiome-derived signature predicts cirrhosis
 
 
June 2020
 

Raw Milk May Do More Harm Than Good

 

Air Pollution's Connection to Infant Mortality

Repeated Head Impacts Associated With Later-Life Depression Symptoms, Worse Cognitive Function

 
 

People With High Cholesterol Should Eliminate Carbs, Not Saturated Fat, Study Suggests

 

The Gut Shields the Liver from Fructose-Induced Damage

Excessive Sugar Intake Linked With Unhealthy Fat

Eyesight Improved by Looking at Deep Red Light

Exercise Ups Benefits of Breast Milk for Babies

Air Pollution's Connection to Infant Mortality

Biomedical Researchers Get Closer to Why Eczema Happens

Working With Artificial Stone: Silicosis Risk

High-protein diets help insects to fight against blood parasites

Sleep, death and ... the gut?
 
Disrupted sleep increases the risk of cardiovascular disease by promoting inflammation
 
Cholesterol levels dropping in Western nations -- but rising in Asia
 
 

May 2020

Food Processing May Remove Higher Fiber Benefits

Walking or Cycling to Work Associated With Reduced Risk of Early Death and Illness

Exercise Improves Memory, Boosts Blood Flow to Brain

Adding a Blend of Spices to a Meal May Help Lower Inflammation

Mindfulness training shows promise for people with MS

How to improve the pneumococcus vaccine

Scientists Eliminate Drug Side Effects

Dairy-Rich Diet Linked to Lower Risk of High BP

Walking or Cycling to Work Cuts Risk of ...

Army of Microbes On Human Teeth
 
Fatty Food: Ability to Focus May Falter

Drinking Sugary Drinks Daily and CVD Risk

Surplus Antioxidants Are Pathogenic for Hearts

Signs of Fetal Alcohol Syndrome Detected in Womb

Excess Coffee Consumption and Poor Health

Celiac Disease Tied to Common Chemical ...

Genetic Role in Weight Gain from Birth Control

Plasma Medicine Research Highlights Antibacterial Effects and Potential Uses

Sex, Genes and Vulnerability

For Better Migraine Treatment, Try Adding Some Downward Dogs

Certain Foods Common in Diets of US Adults With Inflammatory Bowel Disease

Nicotine Exposure Alone Leads to Pulmonary Hypertension, Study Suggests

 

April 2020

 

Plant Extract Combo May Relieve Hangover Symptoms

Berries, Apples and Tea Protect Against ...

How Bacteria Becomes Multidrug-Resistant

Diabetes Reversed in Mice: CRISPR

How stress remodels the brain

How Vulnerable Cells Armor Themselves

Veggies Linked to Lower Risk of Premature Birth

Celiac disease linked to increased risk of premature death

Compound in fruit peels halts damage and spurs neuronal repair in multiple sclerosis

Fiber Consumption Linked to Lower Breast Cancer Risk

How silver ions kill bacteria

 
Novel role for dopamine that impacts gene expression related to cocaine abuse
 
A damaged fertilized egg sends signal that helps mother live a longer healthy life

Mindfulness Program May Benefit Patients With Irritable Bowel Syndrome

Early Bedtime May Help Children Maintain Healthy Weight

Gut Communicates With the Entire Brain Through Cross-Talking Neurons

Lifestyle Changes Could Delay Memory Problems in Old Age, Depending on Our Genes

Mar 2020

How Stress Remodels the Brain

Regular Exercise Benefits Immunity -- Even in Isolation

Experiences of Undesired Effects of Hormonal Contraception

'Natural killer' cells could halt Parkinson's progression

Brain or muscles, what do we lose first?

Commonly used mouthwash could make saliva significantly more acidic, change microbes

Higher daily step count linked with lower all-cause mortality

How bacteria form communities on the human tongue

How trans fats assist cell death

Too Much Salt Weakens the Immune System

Music as medicine? 30 minutes a day shows benefits after heart attack

Getting too little -- or too much -- sleep may be bad for the heart

Brain-doping produced by your own body

Nanostructured rubber-like material with optimal properties could replace human tissue

'Natural Killer' Cells Could Halt Parkinson's

Quality of Life Can Predict How Long We Live

Intermittent Fasting Helps Prevent Disease

Molecule found in oranges could reduce obesity and prevent heart disease and diabetes

Feb 2020

Eating a vegetarian diet rich in nuts, vegetables, soy linked to lower stroke risk

A promising new strategy to help broken bones heal faster

  • New study associates intake of dairy milk with greater risk of breast cancer
  • Scientists solve long-debated puzzle of how the intestine heals itself
  • Mediterranean diet ingredient may extend life
  • Surgeons successfully treat brain aneurysms using a robot
  • Brain cells protect muscles from wasting away
  • Study of 418,000 Europeans finds different foods linked to different types of stroke
  • Mathematical model reveals behavior of cellular enzymes
  • Leaking away essential resources isn't wasteful, actually helps cells grow
  • A good blood supply is good for memory
  • Fast food intake leads to weight gain in preschoolers
  • Immune cells consult with neighbors to make decisions
  • Much shorter radiation treatment found to be safe, effective for people with soft tissue sarcoma
  • Scientists make human organs transparent to allow 3D maps at cellular level
  • Free radicals from immune cells are direct cause of salt-sensitive hypertension
  • Antibiotics Discovered That Kill Bacteria in a New Way
  • Natural Compound in Vegetables Helps Fight Fatty Liver Disease
  • Oh My Aching Back: Do Yoga, Tai Chi or Qigong Help?
  • Chemical Found in Drinking Water Linked to Tooth Decay in Children
  • Energy Choices Can Be Contagious -- But Why?
  • New Study Adds to Evidence of Diabetes Drug Link to Heart Problems
  • Direct Touch of Food Makes Eating Experience More Enjoyable
  • A New Substance Prevents Vascular Calcification
  • Children's Mental Health Is Affected by Sleep Duration
  • Altruistic Babies? Infants Are Willing to Give Up Food, Help Others
  • Lower Protein Diet May Lessen Risk for Cardiovascular Disease
  • Early Life Experiences Biologically and Functionally Mature the Brain
  • Eating Red Meat and Processed Meat Hikes Heart Disease and Death Risk
  • Could Resetting Our Internal Clocks Help Control Diabetes?
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October  2010

· Eating Mostly Whole Grains, Few Refined Grains Linked to Lower Body Fat

· Early Pregnancy in Spring Linked to Child's Susceptibility to Food Allergies, Finnish Study Suggests

· Vitamin D Deficiency Linked to Lung Transplant Rejection, Research Finds

· Dad's Weight and Diet Linked to Offspring's Risk of Diabetes

· Body's Bacteria Affect Atherosclerosis

· Right Food Effectively Protects Against Risk for Diabetes, Cardiovascular Disease and Cognitive Decline, Study Finds

· Yoga Can Counteract Fibromyalgia, Study Suggests

· Watermelon Lowers Blood Pressure, Study Finds

· Walk Much? It May Protect Your Memory Down the Road

· Too Much Light at Night at Night May Lead to Obesity, Study Finds

· Stressed-out Mums May Worsen Their Child's Asthma

· Vitamin D Supplements Do Not Increase Bone Density in Healthy Children, Review Finds

· Walnuts, Walnut Oil, Improve Reaction to Stress

· Absent Mothers Can Cause Hyperactivity and Anxiety in Offspring Later in Life, Mouse Study Finds

September  2010

· Aerobic Exercise Relieves Insomnia

· Fountain of Youth in Bile? Longevity Molecule Identified

  • 8 ways to enhance fertility naturally

    Popular Supplements to Combat Joint Pain Do Not Work, Study Finds

    Healthy Diet Rocks When It Comes to Fighting Kidney Stones

    Diet and Exercise Intervention for Patients at Risk for Heart Disease Improves Quality of Life

    Imbalanced Diet and Inadequate Exercise May Underlie Asthma in Children

    Placebo Effect Significantly Improves Women's Sexual Satisfaction, Study Shows

    Children Who Eat Vended Snack Foods Face Chronic Health Problems, Poor Diet, Study Finds
  • 'Charitable' Behavior Found in Bacteria
  • Mindfulness Meditation Increases Well-Being in Adolescent Boys, Study Finds
  • High-Fat Diet During Puberty Linked to Breast Cancer Risk Later in Life
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August   2010

  • Grapefruit's Bitter Taste Holds a Sweet Promise for Diabetes Therapy
  • Banana Plantain Fibers Could Treat Crohn's Disease, Research Suggests
  • Popular Diabetes Drugs Associated With Fractures in Type 2 Diabetic Patients, Study Finds
  • Mind Over Matter? The Psychology of Healing
  • Calcium Supplements Linked to Increased Risk of Heart Attack, Study Finds

July   2010

  • Prolonge cell phone use cause titinus.
  • Widely Used Chemicals Linked to ADHD in Children
  • Increased Waistline and High Triglyceride Levels Indicate Risk of Coronary Heart Disease, Study Finds
  • Diabetes Risk: Waist Circumference Gives Better Prediction Than BMI
  • d Mobile Phone Use May Be Linked to Tinnitus

June   2010

  • Women With Polycystic Ovary Syndrome Have Higher BPA Blood Levels, Study Finds
  • Babies' First Bacteria Depend on Birthing Method, Says New Study
  • Aerobic Exercise Safe and Effective for Rheumatoid Arthritis Patients, Experts Say
  • High Levels of Fructose, Trans Fats Lead to Significant Liver Disease, Says Study
  • Women Who Consume Large Amounts of Tea Have Increased Risk of Rheumatoid Arthritis, Study Finds
  • Poor Health? Easier for Some to Blame Bad Genes Than Change Lifestyle
  • Early Consumption of Soda Indicator of Unhealthy Diet, Study Finds
  • Side Effects Explained: Why Common Drugs Can Lead to Broken Bones
  • Monitoring Cholesterol Increases Life Expectancy, 25-Year Study Finds
  • Burger Diet Boosts Kids' Asthma and Wheeze Risk, Study Finds
  • A Sense of Humor Helps Keep You Healthy Until Retirement Age
  • Green Tea Extract Appears to Keep Cancer in Check in Majority of CLL Patients
  • New Evidence That Chili Pepper Ingredient Fights Fat
  • Too Much Weight in Pregnancy May Lead to Future Heart Risks, Study Finds
  • Meditation Reduces the Emotional Impact of Pain, Study Finds
  • Peaches, Plums Induce Deliciously Promising Death of Breast Cancer Cells
  • Brief Exercise Reduces Impact of Stress on Cell Aging, Study Shows
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May   2010

  • Can Bacteria Make You Smarter?

  • More 'Good' Cholesterol Is Not Always Good for Your Health

  • Sept. 11 Attacks Linked to Increased Male Baby Miscarriages, Even in Women With No Direct Connection to Events

  • Family Child Care Providers' Behavior Found to Affect Children's Stress

  • Do We Clamp the Umbilical Cord Too Soon? Early Clamping May Interrupt Humankind's First 'Natural Stem Cell Transplant'

  • Drinking Fewer Sugar-Sweetened Beverages May Lower Blood Pressure

  • Exercise May Keep Cancer Patients Healthier During, After Treatment

  • Study Demonstrates Art Therapy's Effectiveness in Pediatric Asthma
  • Parent Involvement Continues to Be Important in Elementary Years
  • Why Is Breast Milk Best? It's All in the Genes
  • Low Umbilical Cord pH at Birth Linked to Death and Brain Damage
  • Whole Grain, Bran Intake Associated With Lower Risk of Death in Diabetic Women
  • Flaxseed-Fed Chickens Shed Light on Ovarian Cancer
  • Eating Nuts Associated With Improvements in Cholesterol Levels
  • Grapes Reduce Risk Factors for Heart Disease and Diabetes, Animal Study Shows
  • Intestinal Immune Response
  • Drinking Alcohol During Pregnancy Could Lead to Acute Myeloid Leukemia in Children
  • Vitamin A Supplementation Does Not Reduce Maternal Mortality, Study Shows
  • One Sleepless Night Can Induce Insulin Resistance in Healthy People
  • Rye and Barley Products Facilitate Blood Glucose and Appetite Regulation
  • Magnetic Stimulation Scores Modest Success as Antidepressant
  • Hormonal Contraceptives Associated With Higher Risk of Female Sexual Dysfunction, Study Finds
  • Purple Periwinkles Battle Inflammatory Diseases, Study Suggests
  • Rural to Urban Migration Associated With Increased Obesity and Diabetes Risk in India
  • Hand-Clapping Songs Improve Motor and Cognitive Skills, Research Shows
  • Vitamin D Deficiency in Pregnant Arab Women Requires Urgent Attention, Says Doctor
  • The Effect of Dietary Supplements, Acids and Animal Protein on Gastrointestinal Disorders
  • Those Who Exercise When Young Have Stronger Bones When They Grow Old
  • Children Living With Relatives of Parents Struggle With Physical, Mental Health Issues, Study Suggests
  • Gut Bacteria Offer New Insights -- And Hope -- For People With Celiac Disease
  • In the Green of Health: Just 5 Minutes of 'Green Exercise' Optimal for Good Mental Health

April   2010

  • Curcumin Nanoparticles 'Open Up' Resistant Cancers
  • High Doses of B Vitamins Associated With Increased Decline in Kidney Function for Patients With Kidney Disease from Diabetes
  • Why Cholesterol Damages Arteries: Cholesterol Crystals Lead to Life-Threatening Inflammation in Blood Vessel Walls
  • Peppers May Increase Energy Expenditure in People Trying to Lose Weight
  • Early Death by Junk Food? High Levels of Phosphate in Sodas and Processed Foods Accelerate the Aging Process in Mice
  • Are Periodontal Disease and Prostatitis Linked?
  • Brown Rice and Cardiovascular Protection
  • Is Cleanliness to Blame for Increasing Allergies?
  • Diet Alone Will Not Likely Lead to Significant Weight Loss, Study Suggests
  • Exposure to Nitrogen Dioxide Lowers in Vitro Fertilization Success
  • Fight-or-Flight Hormones Help Tumor Cells Escape to Spread
  • Exercise in Pregnancy Reduces Size of Offspring, Study Suggests
  • Bile Sends Mixed Signals to E. Coli

March   2010

  • Pesticide Chlorpyrifos Linked to Childhood Developmental Delays
  • Indian Spice May Delay Liver Damage and Cirrhosis, Study Suggests
  • Trans Fats Linked to Increased Endometriosis Risk and Omega-3-Rich Food Linked to Lower Risk
  • Hair Dye and Smoking Linked to Progressive Liver Disease
  • Walnuts Slow Prostate Tumors in Mice, Study Finds
  • High Dietary Phosphate Intake May Promote Skin Cancer Formation
  • High Fructose Corn Syrup Linked to Liver Scarring, Research Suggests
  • Status, not wealth, is closely linked to happiness, study finds
  • Stress During Pregnancy May Increase Offspring's Risk of Asthma
  • Papaya Extract Thwarts Growth of Cancer Cells in Lab Tests
  • Babies Are Born to Dance, New Research Shows
  • Chemical in Bananas Identified as Potent Inhibitor of HIV Infection
  • Low Oxygen Levels in Body Linked to Cancer-Aiding Protein
  • Brain Naturally Follows Scientific Method
  • Intestinal Bacteria Drive Obesity and Metabolic Disease in Immune-Altered Mice
  • Drinking Sugar-Sweetened Beverages Daily Linked to Diabetes
  • Psoriasis Is More Than Skin Deep
  • Dirty Air in California Causes Millions Worth of Medical Care Each Year, Study Finds
  • Extremes of Sleep Related to Increased Fat Around Organs
  • Insulin Used to Treat Diabetes May Be Linked to Increased Cancer Risk, Review Suggests
  • Students' Physical Fitness Associated With Academic Achievement; Organized Physical Activity
  • Intestinal Bacteria Drive Obesity and Metabolic Disease in Immune-Altered Mice
  • An Apple a Day? Study Shows Soluble Fiber Boosts Immune System
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  • February  2010

  • Gestational Diabetes: Blood Sugar Levels Once Considered Normal Are Not Safe for Baby, Mother
  • Others May Know Us Better Than We Know Ourselves, Study Finds
  • Review Highlights Health Benefits of Flexible Working Arrangements: Blood Pressure, Sleep and Mental Health Improve
  • Don't Worry, Be Happy! Positive Emotions Protect Against Heart Disease
  • Seeds from the Moringa Tree Can Be Used for Water Purification, Study Suggests
  • Fat Behaves Differently in Patients With Polycistic Ovary Syndrome
  • Later Introduction of Baby Foods Related to Lower Risk of Obesity Later in Life
  • Barefoot Running: How Humans Ran Comfortably and Safely Before the Invention of Shoes
  • What You Eat After Exercise Matters

January  2010

  • <="" b=""> <a href="<a href=">http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2010/01/100127121522.htm"> A Mind at Rest Strengthens Memories, Researchers Find
  • http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2010/01/100128122142.htm"> What You Eat After Exercise Matters
  • Sweet Future: Fluctuating Blood Glucose Levels May Affect Decision Making
  • Mixed-Handed Children More Likely to Have Mental Health, Language and Scholastic Problems, Study Finds
  • 'Poop' Dermatitis Linked to Fashionable Toilet Seats, Harsh Chemicals
  • Pomegranate Extract Stimulates Uterine Contractions
  • Antioxidants Aren't Always Good for You and Can Impair Muscle Function
  • Vitamin D Supplements Could Fight Crohn's Disease
  • Low-Carb Diet Effective at Lowering Blood Pressure
  • Arthritis: Environmental Exposure to Hairspray, Lipstick, Pollution, Can Trigger Autoimmune Diseases
  • Pregnant Women Who Are Overweight Put Their Infants at Risk, Study Finds
  • Yoga Reduces Cytokine Levels Known to Promote Inflammation, Study Shows
  • Mango Effective in Preventing, Stopping Certain Colon, Breast Cancer Cells, Food Scientists Find
  • Sedentary TV Time May Cut Life Short
  • Best Time to Toilet Train Children Pinpointed Through Research
  • Restaurant and Packaged Foods Can Have More Calories Than Nutrition Labeling Indicates
  • Running Shoes May Cause Damage to Knees, Hips and Ankles, New Study Suggests
  • Natural Compounds in Pomegranates May Prevent Growth of Hormone-Dependent Breast Cancer
  • Licorice Root: Trip to the Candy Store Might Help Ward Off Rare, but Deadly Infections
  • Earlier Bedtimes May Help Protect Adolescents Against Depression and Suicidal Thoughts
  • Putting Limits on Vitamin E
  • High Fat Diet Increases Inflammation in the Mouse Colon

    February  2009

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Health News 2021

 

December 2021

Exposure to Formaldehyde at Work Linked to Cognitive Problems Later

 
People With IBD Have More Microplastics in Their Feces
 

For IBS, Specific Diets Are Less Important Than Expected

 

Prenatal Exposure to Phthalates Damages Reproductive Tissue in Female Mice

 

New Discovery on How Omega-3 Fatty Acids Can Reduce Atherosclerosis

Keeping Active Through Varied Activities Can Reduce Risk of Developing Dementia 

A Diet Rich in Plant-Based Products Reduces the Risk of Cognitive Impairment in the Elderly

 
Exposure to Toxic Metals May Increase Risk of Clogged Arteries
 
Sunshine May Shield Children, Young Adults from MS
 
A Daily Dose of Yogurt Could Be the Go-to Food to Manage High Blood Pressure
 
Stress Makes Life’s Clock Tick Faster: Chilling out Slows It Down

 

November 2021 

Only Alcohol -- Not Caffeine, Diet or Lack of Sleep -- Might Trigger Heart Rhythm Condition

How Eating Less in Early Life Could Help With Reproduction Later on
 
Aspirin Is Linked With Increased Risk of Heart Failure in Some
 
How Do We Know We're Tired?
 
Insulin in the Brain Influences Dopamins Levels
 
Study Links Stress to Crohn’s Disease Flare-Ups
 
Rye a Better Choice Than Wheat for Weight Loss
 
Mushroom Consumption May Lower Risk of Depression
 
Research Review Shows Intermittent Fasting Works for Weight Loss, Health Changes

Sitting More Linked to Increased Feelings of Depression, Anxiety

Galectin-1 Linked to Increased Risk of Type 2 Diabetes
 
Flame Retardants Linked to Autistic-Like Behavior, Research Finds
 
Save the Planet (and Your Health) by Steering Clear of Sweets and Pastries
 
Blood Metabolites Associated With Coffee Consumption May Affect Kidney Disease Risk
 
For Women, Greater Exposure to Estrogen in Life May Protect Brain Regions That Are Vulnerable to Alzheimer’s
 
Strategies for the Regeneration of Myelin
 
It Takes Cellular Teamwork to Heal the Intestine
 
Hand Washing and Sanitizing Not Enough: Close That Toilet Lid After Flushing!
 
Forest Fires Linked to Low Birth Weight in Newborns
 
Potential Strategy for Fighting Obesity
 
Lack of Sleep Affecting Students’ Mental Health Especially Women
 
October 2021
 
Mindful Breathing for Pain Control: Like Yin and Yang

Bone Mineral Density Decreases Less Than Expected After Menopause

Potentially Harmful Industrial Chemicals Detected in US Fast Foods
 
The Path from Pollutants in Food to a Heightened Allergic Response
 
Release of Chemical Dopamine in Infant Brains May Help Control Early Social Development
 
Dragging Your Feet? Lack of Sleep Affects Your Walk
 
Increased Consumption of Whole Grains Could Significantly Reduce the Economic Impact of Type 2 Diabetes
 
New Research Finds Air Pollution Reduces Sperm Counts Through Brain Inflammation
 
A Diet of Essential Amino Acids Could Keep Dementia at Bay
 
 
Common Antidepressant Should No Longer Be Used to Treat People With Dementia

Screen Time Linked to Risk of Myopia in Young People

 
Clean Air Matters for a Healthy Brain
 
Massage Doesn’t Just Make Muscles Feel Better, It Makes Them Heal Faster and Stronger
 
Iron Deficiency in Middle Age Is Linked With Higher Risk of Developing Heart Disease
 
Natural Compound in Basil May Protect Against Alzheimer’s Disease Pathology
 
Low-Sodium Salt Prevents Stroke
 
Eating Walnuts Daily Lowered 'Bad' Cholesterol and May Reduce Cardiovascular Disease Risk

September 2021

 Small but Mighty: Microgreens Go from Trendy Vegetables to Functional Food

 
Happiness in Early Adulthood May Protect Against Dementia
 
Intense Workouts Before Bedtime Won’t Guarantee a Good Night’s Rest, New Research Shows
 
Back Pain: Psychological Treatment Shown to Yield Strong, Lasting Pain Relief, Alter Brain Networks
 
Nasal Microbiota Holds Clues to Who Will Develop Symptoms from Novel Coronavirus
 
Children Who Eat More Fruit and Veggies Have Better Mental Health
 
Spouses Really Are Together in Sickness and in Health Suggests New Study
 
Healthy Changes in Diet, Activity Improved Treatment-Resistant High Blood Pressure
 
Adjusting Fatty Acid Intake May Help With Mood Variability in Bipolar Disorders
 
'Second-Hand' Psychological Stress Can Lead to Depression in Mice, Finds Study
 
Intermittent Fasting Can Help Manage Metabolic Disease
 
Children’s Dislike of Cauliflower, Broccoli Could Be Written in Their Microbiome
 
Infants Have More Microplastics in Their Feces Than Adults
 
Meeting Sleep Recommendations Could Lead to Smarter Snacking
 
Using Internet in Retirement Boosts Cognitive Function
 
Consuming Fruit and Vegetables and Exercising Can Make You Happier
 
PFAS Exposure Can Affect Women’s Ability to Breastfeed
 
  • Standing More May Help Prevent Chronic Diseases
  • Heart Damage Caused by Cancer: Free Radicals
  • Limiting Screen Time After Concussion May Help
Too Much Free Time May Be Almost as Bad as Too Little
 
Steps Per Day Matter in Middle Age, but Not as Many as You May Think
 

High Fat Diets Break the Body Clock in Rats, and This Might Be the Underlying Cause of Obesity

Setting the Teeth on Edge: Identifying the Risk Factors for Tooth Loss

 
Confusing Mishmash of Newborn Bathing Practices at US Hospitals

August 2021

  • Low-Sodium Salt Prevents Stroke
  • Preemies: Breast Milk Helps the Heart
  • How Can I Avoid Heart Disease or Stroke?
  • Common Pesticide May Contribute to Obesity
  • Moderate-Vigorous Physical Activity Best
  • Reducing Sugar in Packaged Foods to Cut Disease
Eating Walnuts Daily Lowered 'bad' Cholesterol and May Reduce Cardiovascular Disease Risk

  

  • Diabetes During Pregnancy: Eye Problems in Kids?
  • Obstructive Sleep Apnea Is Common in Kids
Having a Good Listener Improves Your Brain Health
 
Study Reveals Missing Link Between High-Fat Diet, Microbiota and Heart Disease
 
Metabolism Changes With Age, Just Not When You Might Think
 
Scrap the Nap: Study Shows Short Naps Don’t Relieve Sleep Deprivation
 
People With Stroke Who Walk 30 Minutes Per Day May Have 54% Lower Risk of Early Death
 
Getting Oxygenated Blood to Exercising Muscles
 
Ultraprocessed Foods Now Comprise 2/3 of Calories in Children and Teen Diets
 
Examining Correlation Between Occupational Noise, Heart Disease
 
Beige Fat 'Indispensable' in Protecting the Brain from Dementia
 
Growing Evidence of Vitamin K Benefits for Heart Health
 
Non-Recommended Milk Being Provided to Young Children
 
Fasting May Help Ward Off Infections, Study in Mice Suggests
 
Physical Activity Jolts Brain Into Action in the Event of Depression
 
Eating More Plant Foods May Lower Heart Disease Risk in Young Adults, Older Women
 

Exercise Improves Health Through Changes on DNA

 

July 2021

Remember More by Taking Breaks
 
A Blood Test for Your Body Clock? It's on the Horizon
 
Postmenopausal Women Can Dance Their Way to Better Health
 
Exercise May Boost Kids’ Vocabulary Growth
 
More Than Just Walking: A New Role for Core Brain Region
 
New Strategy for Drug Design: Keeping Copper Atoms Closer to Keep Bacteria Away
 
AI Built to Find Anti-Aging Chemical Compounds
 
'Good Cholesterol' May Protect Liver
 
Excess Coffee: A Bitter Brew for Brain Health
 
Higher Levels of Omega-3 Acids in the Blood Increases Life Expectancy by Almost Five Years
 

Study Finds Calcium Precisely Directs Blood Flow in the Brain

Pandemic of Antibiotic Resistance Is Killing Children in Bangladesh, Researchers Find

 
Ultra-Processed Food Linked to Higher Risk of IBD
 
Think About This: Keeping Your Brain Active May Delay Alzheimer's Dementia 5 Years
 
Antibiotics in Early Life Could Affect Brain Development
 
Compound Derived from Turmeric Essential Oil Has Neuroprotective Properties
 
Eating Whole Grains Linked to Smaller Increases in Waist Size, Blood Pressure, Blood Sugar
 
Combining Plant-Based Diet and Healthy Microbiome May Protect Against Multiple Sclerosis

Nanomaterials Shape and Form Influences Their Ability to Cross the Blood Brain Barrier

 
Being Clean and Hygienic Need Not Impair Childhood Immunity

June 2021

Serving Larger Portions of Veggies May Increase Young Kids' Veggie Consumption
 

  • 5-Minute Breathing Workout Lowers Blood Pressure as Much as Exercise, Drugs
Researchers Find Health Benefits of Connecticut-Grown Sugar Kelp

Potato and Rice Protein Shakes May Be a Viable Vegan Alternative to Whey Protein Shakes, Research Suggests
 
Milk Protein Could Help Boost Blueberries' Healthfulness
 
  • Childhood Exercise for Better Cognitive Function
  • Focus on Emotions Is Key to Improving Heart Health in People Living With Obesity
  • Brain Cell Membranes' Lipids May Play Big Role in Alzheimer's Progression
   Adults Who Skip Morning Meal Likely to Miss out on Nutrients
 
Healthy Fat Impacted by Change in Diet and Circadian Clock
 
New Health Benefits of Red Seaweeds Unveiled
 
Plant-Based Diet Protects from Hypertension, Preeclampsia
 
Music Listening Near Bedtime Disruptive to Sleep

 

  • High Caffeine Connsumption and 
  • 'Earworms' During Sleep Can Cause Restless ...
  • Persistent Insomnia Symptoms Since Childhood Associated With Mood, Anxiety Disorders
  • Women's Mental Health Has Higher Association With Dietary Factors
  • Study Shows Adaptive Brain Response to Stress, and Its Absence in People With Depression
  • Drinking Alcohol Is Linked to Reduced Chances of Pregnancy
  • Exercise Likely to Be Best Treatment for Depression in Coronary Heart Disease
  • Sugar Overload May Be a Recipe for Long-Term Problems
  • Defying Body Clock Linked to Depression and Lower Wellbeing
People Who Eat a Healthy Diet Including Whole Fruits May Be Less Likely to Develop Diabetes
 
  • Healthy Diet Before and During Pregnancy
  • 'Prescription' to Sit Less, Move More

 

May 2021

  • People Who Eat a Healthy Diet Including Whole Fruits May Be Less Likely to Develop Diabetes
  • Healthy Lifestyle Linked to Better Cognition for Oldest Adults -- Regardless of Genetic Risk
  • It's Never Too Early to Begin Healthy Eating Habits
  • Depressive Symptoms Linked to Rapid Kidney Function Decline

  • Tiniest of Moments Proves Key for Baby's Healthy Brain

Waking Just One Hour Earlier Cuts Depression Risk by Double Digits, Study Finds

Myopia Link to Poor Sleep, and Screen Time

  • Gentler Strategy for Avoiding Childhood ...
  • Western Diet Impairs Function of Gut Immune ...
 

Eating More Fruit and Vegetables Linked to Less Stress, Study Finds

 

Study of 70,000 Individuals Links Dementia to Smoking and Cardiovascular Disease

 

Obesity During Adolescence Linked to Increased Risk of Stroke as an Adult, Study Finds

 

All Gas, No Brakes: Testosterone May Act as 'Brake Pedal' on Immune Response

 

Parks Not Only Safe, but Essential During the Pandemic, Study Finds

 

Meditative Practice and Spiritual Wellbeing May Preserve Cognitive Function in Aging

 
Long Term Use of Prescription Meds for Insomnia Not Linked to Better Quality Sleep

Prediabetes May Not Be as Benign as Once Thought

Too Much, Too Little Sleep Linked to Elevated Heart Risks in People Free from Disease

April 2021 

  • Test Anxiety and Poor Sleep
  • Processed Diets May Promote Chronic Infections
  • Stress Slows the Immune Response in Sick Mice
  • Childhood Air Pollution Exposure Linked to Poor Mental Health at Age 18
  • Disrupted Sleep Is Linked to Increased Risk of Early Death, Particularly in Women

Mar 2021

Sugar Not So Nice for Your Child's Brain Development

 
Can Drinking Cocoa Protect Your Heart When You're Stressed?
 
Exercise, Healthy Diet in Midlife May Prevent Serious Health Conditions in Senior Years
 
Changes in Mouth Bacteria After Drinking Beetroot Juice May Promote Healthy Aging
 
Fasting Can Be an Effective Way to Start a Diet
 
Activity Is Good: Varied Activity Is Better
 
Sleep Troubles May Complicate the Grieving Process
 
Consumption of Added Sugar Doubles Fat Production

Green Leafy Vegetables Essential for Muscle Strength

 
Physical Activity Helps Curb Low-Grade Inflammation in Children
 
Exercise Boosts Blood Flow to the Brain, Study Finds
 
Weekly Insulin Helps Patients With Type 2 Diabetes Achieve Similar Blood Sugar Control to Daily Insulin
 
 
Eating Processed Meat Could Increase Dementia Risk, Researchers Say

Consumption of Added Sugar Doubles Fat Production

 
Insulin Rises Before Cells Develop Resistance, New Diabetes Research Implies
 
Exhaustion Linked With Increased Risk of Heart Attack in Men
Study Suggests Role of Sleep in Healing Traumatic Brain Injuries
 
Breast Cancer: The Risks of Brominated Flame Retardants
 
Stress Reduction as a Path to Eating Less Fast Food
 
Adding Triglyceride-Lowering Omega-3 Based Medication to Statins May Lower Stroke Risk

Invasive Weed May Help Treat Some Human Diseases, Researchers Find

Vision Impairment Is Associated With Mortality
Eight Ways Chemical Pollutants Harm the Body

Uncovering Hidden Forever Chemicals

New Discovery Explains Antihypertensive Properties of Green and Black Tea

 

Feb 2021

Seasonal Variation in Daylight Influences Brain Function

 

Toddler Sleep Patterns Matter

 

Diets High in Fructose Could Cause Immune System Damage, Study Suggests

 
A Sleep Disorder Associated With Shift Work May Affect Gene Function
  • Study Links Prolonged Sedentary Time to Distractibility in Adults With Obesity, Overweight
  • Déjà Brew? Another Shot for Lovers of Coffee

Long-Term Stress Linked to Increased Risk of Heart Attack

 Drinking, Smoking, and Drug Use Linked to Premature Heart Disease in the Young
 
Regular Caffeine Consumption Affects Brain Structure
Cleaning Product Use Affecting Asthma More During COVID-19 Measures, Survey Finds
 
Instant Death from Heart Attack More Common in People Who Do Not Exercise
 

Jan 2021

 

Air Pollution Poses Risk to Thinking Skills in Later Life

Stress on Every Cell: Mapping the Stress Axis in Detail
 
Bleeding Gums May Be a Sign You Need More Vitamin C in Your Diet
Afternoon Napping Linked to Mental Agility

Acute Itching in Eczema Patients Linked to Environmental Allergens

 

Feb 2021

How Air Pollution May Increase the Risk of Cardiovascular Disease

 

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