The North American Menopause Society — Women who experience persistent hot flashes and/or night sweats associated with menopause are more likely to develop breast cancer than women who don't have hot flashes, according to data from the large, long-term Women's Health Initiative research study.
Penn State — A natural antioxidant present in grain bran could one day replace synthetic substances used to preserve food, keeping it viable for longer without potentially harmful additives. Read More »
Pediatric Research — A study funded by the NIH that — for ethical reasons, involved rhesus monkeys rather than humans — suggests a common stimulant medication used to treat ADHD probably doesn't cause heart damage as feared. Read More »
Berkeley Wellness — If you're a creature of habit, perhaps it's time to try something new. An interest in new things — neophilia — is associated with curiosity, exploration, and innovation. Read More »
HealthCentral — Eating disorders are much more complicated than limiting what you eat to lose weight. They have physical symptoms and complications and can be life-threatening. Read More »
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