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A Pilot Study Looks into the Neural Mechanisms that Cause Balance Problems After Traumatic Brain Injury

A Pilot Study Looks into the Neural Mechanisms that Cause Balance Problems After Traumatic Brain Injury

Kessler Foundation researchers investigated the neurological correlates of balance in people with traumatic brain injury and matched controls using neuroimaging techniques and electroencephalography (EEG). This…
Food Labeling is Absent in Online Grocery Stores

Food Labeling is Absent in Online Grocery Stores

According to a new study conducted by researchers from the NYU School of Global Public Health and Tufts University’s Friedman School of Nutrition Science and…
According to a New Study, Gum Disease Raises the Risk of Other Illnesses such as Mental Health and Heart Disease

According to a New Study, Gum Disease Raises the Risk of Other Illnesses such as Mental Health and Heart Disease

Patients with a GP-inputted medical history of periodontal (gum) disease have a higher chance of developing illnesses such as mental ill-health and cardiac issues, according…
In the United States, Fewer than One in Every Five Adults with Type 2 Diabetes is Meeting Recommended Heart Health Goals

In the United States, Fewer than One in Every Five Adults with Type 2 Diabetes is Meeting Recommended Heart Health Goals

In the United States, fewer than one in every five persons with Type 2 diabetes is meeting goals to lower their risk of heart disease.…
Metabolite Levels in Mothers of Children with Autism were Found to be Significantly Different

Metabolite Levels in Mothers of Children with Autism were Found to be Significantly Different

Mothers with children with autism spectrum disorder (ASD) had many significantly different metabolite levels two to five years after giving birth compared to mothers of…
Exercise Can Help Children’s Metabolic Health During Pregnancy

Exercise Can Help Children’s Metabolic Health During Pregnancy

A mechanism has been discovered that explains how physical activity during pregnancy promotes offspring’s metabolic health. The answer, according to experts, is a protein called…
New Insights into the Action of Androgens could Help in the Fight Against Prostate Cancer

New Insights into the Action of Androgens could Help in the Fight Against Prostate Cancer

Researchers at the University of Virginia Cancer Center have discovered new information about how androgen hormones affect human cells, which could help in the development…
Simply Changing One Food Item Each Day can Make Diets Significantly More Environmentally Friendly

Simply Changing One Food Item Each Day can Make Diets Significantly More Environmentally Friendly

If one of your New Year’s resolutions is to consume more environmentally friendly foods, a new Tulane University study suggests it may be easier than…
Obese Women may not have more Children if they Lose Weight Before Undergoing Fertility Treatment

Obese Women may not have more Children if they Lose Weight Before Undergoing Fertility Treatment

Obese women are frequently advised to lose weight before attempting to conceive or beginning infertility treatments. However, a new nationwide study sponsored by Penn State…
Lupus and Other Rheumatologic Diseases Often Appear to be Neurological Disorders at First

Lupus and Other Rheumatologic Diseases Often Appear to be Neurological Disorders at First

According to Loyola University Medical Center neurologists, lupus and other rheumatologic diseases can manifest as neurological conditions such as headaches and seizures, delaying diagnosis for…
Children with Frequent Migraine Headaches can Now Get Relief Thanks to a New Treatment

Children with Frequent Migraine Headaches can Now Get Relief Thanks to a New Treatment

According to new research presented today at the Society of Interventional Radiology’s 2017 Annual Scientific Meeting, minimally invasive treatment for migraine headaches used for adults…
Improving Heart Health in Obese People Requires a Concentration on Emotions

Improving Heart Health in Obese People Requires a Concentration on Emotions

According to a study presented today at EuroHeartCare ACNAP Congress 2021, an online scientific congress of the European Society of Cardiology (ESC), people living with…
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