Saunas May Have Heart Benefits, Study Shows Posted February 26, 2018 Going to saunas may benefit the heart and cardiovascular system, a new study shows. Researchers from the University of Eastern Finland conducted an experimental study to see th…
Facial Cues Reveal Signs of Illness Posted February 17, 2018 Facial cues can give away signs of illness, a new study revealed. To test their hypothesis, researchers from Stockholm University injected either common bacteria or a salt-wate…
Baby in UK Survives Rare Birth Disorder Posted February 14, 2018 An infant born with her heart outside her chest has survived after a series of successful surgeries in the United Kingdom. Vanellope / vænˈnɛl ə p…
Football Players at Risk of Exercise-Induced Asthma Posted February 5, 2018 Research has found that around three out of ten football players from prominent football clubs in England suffer from exercise-induced asthma (EIA), a type of ast…
Smartphone and Internet Addiction Causes Chemical Imbalance in the Brain Posted January 27, 2018 Excessive smartphone and Internet use can harm brain chemistry, according to research. Researchers at the Korea University in Seoul examined the effects of smartphone and Inter…
Researchers Find New Possible Treatment for Cancer Posted January 18, 2018 British researchers believe that injecting neutrophil cells into patients is the next breakthrough in cancer treatment. Neutrophil cells are part of the body’s innate
Dog Ownership Linked to Lower Risk of Cardiovascular Disease Posted January 12, 2018 Owning a dog helps reduce risk of death resulting from cardiovascular disease, according to a new Swedish study. A 12-year study conducted by Uppsala University examined the ho…
Time of Injury May Affect Healing, Study Finds Posted January 8, 2018 A research team from Cambridge discovered that wounds sustained in the day heal faster than those sustained at night. Results showed that wounds, particularly …
Children’s Mental Health Becomes a Growing Concern after Exposure to Destructive Hurricanes Posted January 1, 2018 Children exposed to disastrous hurricanes are likely to suffer long-term mental health effects, according to experts. In Puerto Rico, children’s mental health has become a grow…
Speedy Heart Recovery Linked to Body Clock, New Research Suggests Posted December 26, 2017 Researchers have discovered that conducting heart surgeries in the afternoon may lower the risk of post-surgery complications. The new study, published in the online journal