US Children and Teens Have Been Unnecessarily Exposed to ADHD Drugs, Says New Study
Over 60% of the US children and adolescents have been exposed to drugs that treat attention deficit hyperactivity disorder, according…
Keep The Heart and Arteries Young With The Right Amount of Exercise
A new study published in the Journal of Physiology suggests that four or five times per week of exercise can…
Seniors with a Healthy Heart Have a Lower Risk of Dementia, Chronic Pain and Other Illnesses
Scientists have discovered that seniors with a healthy heart are less frail than the ones suffering from heart diseases. They…
Kozhikode to Be on Alert as an Obscure Virus Leaves Eight People in Critical Condition
After three deaths being reported from a single family in Perambra, in provincial Kozhikode, after being infected by an ‘obscure’…
Intermittent Fasting Can Raise The Risk Of Type 2 Diabetes
A diet that has recently become popular among people that want to lose weight faster is called intermittent fasting. The…
USDA Has Revealed Confusing Prototypes For GMO Food Labels
Foods that have ingredients which were genetically modified will have a different label. The U.S. Department of Agriculture has revealed…
Old and Poor Adults Are at a Greater Risk of Developing Dementia
The data gathered by researchers at the University College London (UCL) shows that a majority of seniors that were living…
Congo’s Ebola Outbreak Is Not an ‘Emergency of International Concern’, Says WHO
The World Health Organization didn’t declare the Ebola virus outbreak in Congo to be a “public health emergency of international…
Early Diagnosis of Esophageal and Gastric Cancer Now With a Breath Test
The first non-invasive test to detect esophageal and gastric cancer is now available, thanks to researchers at Imperial College London….
Are Humans Destroying the Global Freshwater Movement?
The world’s wetlands are getting wetter and dry zones are developing drier because of human water administration, climate change, and…