Research Backs Mental Exercise to Reduce Dementia Risk
April 26th, 2012
A new study lends a scientific basis to the banner that mental engagement is important for maintaining mental acuity.
Researchers discovered ...
A new study lends a scientific basis to the banner that mental engagement is important for maintaining mental acuity.
Researchers discovered ...
Researchers believe that individuals with a record of binge eating may also present additional addiction-like behaviors.
Substance abuse is ...
New research suggests that a lack of support after stressful life events can trigger eating disorders in youth.
The event may be traumatic, such ...
A new Canadian research paper suggests use of commonly prescribed antidepressants may do more harm than good.
Investigators believe knowledge of the negative effects of ...
A global perception of Americans is that we work too long and too hard. And, the stereotype is difficult to ignore as workweeks expand ...
Life is full of lemons, and as the cliché suggests, successful people learn to make lemonade and move on. A new research ...
A new study suggests children displaying a particular personality profile during toddlerhood may be at high risk for developing ...
Are you ready for your next photo shoot? If so, be sure to position so that your left cheek is close ...
A new government study will investigate if pregnant women are more likely to admit to a computer, rather than ...
A new research study suggests depression increases the risk of a circulatory disorder that narrows arteries and reduces blood flow to the limbs.
The condition is known as peripheral ...
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