News Articles on Health-related
Study Finds Smallest Preemies Not at More Risk of Adult Mental Health Issues
A population health study of very preterm and very-low-birth-weight individuals finds that these early births are not associated with anxiety and mood disorders later in life. The finding challenges...
Brain Stimulation Aids Cognitive Performance in Schizophrenia
Emerging research suggests brain stimulation could be used to treat cognitive deficits frequently associated with schizophrenia. Investigators from King’s College London explain that current interventions are ineffective for the...
Diet Rich in Lutein May Keep You Sharp
New research suggest higher levels of lutein — a nutrient found in green leafy vegetables such as spinach and kale, as well as avocados and eggs — may provide...
Mindfulness, Hypnosis Can Quickly Ease Acute Pain in Hospital Patients
"Given our nation's current opioid epidemic, the implications of this study are potentially huge."
Cognitive Cross-Training for Brain Health
New research finds that just as cross-training helps improve strength, flexibility and endurance, stimulating the brain in a variety of formats may aid learning. University of Illinois researchers performed...
Unstable Childhood May Hike Risk of Adult Obesity
Researchers have discovered that an unpredictable childhood appears to be linked to a much higher risk of adult obesity. In a new study, Florida State University investigators discovered childhood...
Neuroticism May Help Some People Live Longer
A new study provides an interesting perspective as investigators discovered a long-term tendency toward a negative emotional state may reduce the risk of death for individuals who report being...
In Animal Study, High Fat Diet in Pregnancy Ups Risk of Mental Health Issues in Offspring
New research suggests a healthy diet during pregnancy is good for the mother and also her offspring. Researchers from the Oregon Health and Science University tested the effect of...
Healthy Lifestyle Can Increase Life Expectancy by 7 Years
A new study finds that avoiding risky health behaviors can help people live longer and with better quality as most of the additional years of life are spent in...
Opioids and Obesity Driving Increased Death Rates for White Men, Not Despair
A new study finds that contrary to other reported research findings, suicide and alcohol-related deaths are not to blame for higher death rates among middle-aged white men. Those reports...
