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Woman Who Hated Exercise Starts Lifting Weights to Help Combat Arthritis–And is Now a Regional Gold Medalist
A woman who hated exercise took up powerlifting to help combat her arthritis and is now slaying it as a commonwealth gold medalist in...
Drinking Black Tea May Reduce the Risk of Early Death From Heart Disease, Says Study of Half-Million Brits
Drinking black tea may reduce the risk of dying young from heart disease, according to a new observational study that used data on nearly...
Cold Water and Air Increase “Good” Body Fats Says a Review of More Than 100 Studies
Cold water immersion has long been known to the northern Europeans as a fortifying activity, but the science behind this bizarre cultural/medicinal practice is...
Frequent Aspirin Use is Linked to Lower Risk of Ovarian Cancer in Women Most Likely to Develop the Disease
An aspirin a day cuts the risk of ovarian cancer in women most likely to develop the disease, according to new research.
It could protect...
Diabetes Might Be Cured Using Healthy Stool Samples, Say Researchers at UCSD
Experiments found microscopic organisms transplanted into mice stopped the progression of diabetes—and the technique could end the need for painful insulin injections for human...
Shedding Some Pounds Boosts a Man’s Fertility as Sperm Also Becomes Fitter, Says Study
Shedding the pounds boosts a man's fertility as sperm also become fitter and are more likely to reach the egg, according to new research.
Losing...
New MRI Machine Offers Breakthrough Advancements in Almost Every Aspect
Ohio State University's colleges of medicine and engineering have partnered with Siemens to create a new MRI machine that overcomes key limitations of the...
Another Reason to Drink More Water: Study Finds Hydration Can Lower Risk of Heart Failure
Staying well-hydrated may be associated with a reduced risk for developing heart failure, according to researchers at the National Institutes of Health.
Their findings suggest...
Good News for Coffee Lovers: Daily Coffee May Benefit the Heart
Drinking coffee—particularly two to three cups a day—is not only associated with a lower risk of heart disease and dangerous heart rhythms but also...
Taking a Cooking Course Has Magic Pill Like Effects on Mental and Physical Well-Being
In a large study in Australia, a seven-week cooking class was found to significantly improve mental health and well-being, physical health markers, confidence and...
CRISPR Gene-Editing Tool Redesigned to be 4,000 Times Less Likely to Target the Wrong Strand of DNA
One of the grand challenges with using CRISPR-based gene editing on humans is that the molecular machinery sometimes makes changes to the wrong section...
Lifting Weights for Just Three Seconds a Day Helps Our Muscles Grow, According to Scientists
People who say they don't have time to exercise might have to rethink after scientists proved just three seconds a day lifting weights was...
A Good Night’s Sleep Helps Cut Appetite By Up to 500 Calories a Day
A good night's sleep helps cut appetite by up to 500 calories a day, according to a new study.
Getting enough sleep could save millions...
Get Your Body Moving to Put the Brakes on Early Parkinson’s, Study Says
A new study suggests that people with early-stage Parkinson's disease who regularly got one to two hours of moderate exercise twice a week, like...
There’s ‘No Link’ Between Exercise and Developing Arthritis in the Knee
There is no link between exercise and developing arthritis in the knee, according to new research from the University of Oxford.
In the UK approximately...
Michael J. Fox Raises $1.5 Billion to Help Find a Parkinson’s Cure: ‘I Won’t Stop Until It Happens’
Michael J. Fox became globally famous after starring as Marty McFly in Back to the Future in 1985. Six years later, aged 29, he...
New Cancer Treatments May Be on The Horizon – Success in mRNA Vaccine Trials Use Patients’ Immune Systems
A personalized, mRNA vaccine, given to patients with particular kinds of aggressive cancers could leverage the immune system of the patient to kill the...
Pecan-Rich Diet Shown to Reduce Cholesterol in New Study
While the proper pronunciation of pecan remains a subject of debate, University of Georgia researchers have shown the tree nut can dramatically improve a...
If You Have Someone to Talk to, it Could Stave Off Alzheimer’s, Researchers Find
Supportive social interactions in adulthood are important for your ability to stave off cognitive decline, a new study finds.
Researchers observed that simply having someone...
Breathing With This Device for 5 Minutes May Lower Blood Pressure as Much as Exercise or Drugs: Study
A five-minute breathing exercise that you can do while watching television can lower your blood pressure as much as medication, according to a new...