Golf for Health and Longevity
A new Swedish study finds that golf can be a good investment for physical and mental health.
Researchers from Karolinska Institutet discovered the death rate for golfers is 40 per cent lower ... Read more... »
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Archive for May, 2008
Anxiety Is Risk Factor for Overweight Kids
A new study suggests anxiety may influence children's metabolic health differently according to weight status.
Researchers discovered metabolic syndrome, a condition considered a precursor for type 2 diabetes, coronary artery disease, ... Read more... »
Blood Test May Identify Risk for Depression
Although major depression is a common condition affecting about 15 percent of the US population, the roots of the disorder have been difficult to ascertain.
What is known is that there ... Read more... »
Active Social Life Delays Memory Loss Amongst Seniors
As we get older, one of the first things to go is our memory. But new research suggests that an active social life could slow the rate of memory ... Read more... »
Variety of NSAIDS Help Reduce Alzheimer’s Risk
A new study finds that different types of non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs), such as ibuprofen, naproxen, and aspirin, appear to be equally effective in lowering the risk of Alzheimer's disease.
The study ... Read more... »
Cancer Survivors Have Many Unmet Needs
Many long-term survivors of cancer are not receiving the necessary aid they require to help them live with the consequences of their disease, its treatment, or both.
Currently, there are ... Read more... »
When Memories Go Awry
The experience of false memories following neurological trauma is a relatively common occurrence. Until now, the event known as confabulation has been unexplained.
Now a new study conducted by Dr Martha Turner ... Read more... »
How the Brain Reconciles Fairness
The concept of fairness has been debated since the dawn of civilization. In the biblical story in which two women bring a baby to King Solomon, both claiming to be the ... Read more... »
Clarification of Heart Assessment for Children with ADHD
The American Academy of Pediatrics and the American Heart Association have released a new statement on management of children and adolescents with attention deficit disorder.
The statement seeks to clarify the ... Read more... »
Treatment Options for Cocaine Addiction
A new study hopes to provide insight on how a number of medications may help restore the fragile balance of brain chemicals or neurotransmitters destroyed by cocaine abuse.
Researchers from The ... Read more... »
