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New Website to Accelerate Knowledge, Prevention of Youth Firearm Injuries

New Website to Accelerate Knowledge, Prevention of Youth Firearm Injuries

A new website www.childfirearmsafety.org, aims to help researchers, health care providers and others tackle the prevention of youth firearm injuries as a public health issue. ...

Eye Calcifications Linked to Increased Risk of Age-related Macular Degeneration

Eye Calcifications Linked to Increased Risk of Age-related Macular Degeneration

Calcified nodules in the retina are linked to progression to late stages of age-related macular degeneration, found new study conducted by the University of Alabama at Birmingham Department ...

Minute Brain Changes Tend to Occur in Teens Who Play High School Football

Minute Brain Changes Tend to Occur in Teens Who Play High School Football

Repeated blows to the head that occur during high school football can cause microscopic changes in young player’s brains, finds a new study. According to other studies, these hits may even ...

New Inhibitor Molecule That Prevents Immune Reaction can Prevent Sepsis Too

New Inhibitor Molecule That Prevents Immune Reaction can Prevent Sepsis Too

The inhibitor which was essentially found to decrease lung inflammation can now treat sepsis and autoimmune disorders finds a new study. The results of this study are published in the Scienc...

Chronic Inflammation Marker Associated With Disease Risk and Shorter Lifespan

Chronic Inflammation Marker Associated With Disease Risk and Shorter Lifespan

New marker for chronic inflammation GlycA is linked to increased risk for shorter lifespan and several organ-related diseases, the findings were made using Nightingale Health's blood testing...

Transmissible Nature of Tobacco Smoking

Transmissible Nature of Tobacco Smoking

Friends and family were found to increase the risk of children becoming smokers in the UK, revealed findings come from a new study carried out at Imperial College London and published today ...

Dry Eye Syndrome Slows Reading Rate

Dry Eye Syndrome Slows Reading Rate

Dry eye syndrome or chronic dry eye can slow reading rate and disrupt day to day tasks that require visual concentration for long periods of time, reported Johns Hopkins. In a study of ...

Home-based Visits can Benefit Rural Patients with Kidney Disease

Home-based Visits can Benefit Rural Patients with Kidney Disease

Rural patients' daily diabetes and kidney disease care can be improved when trained community health representatives make home visits, reveals a new study appearing in the Clinical Journal ...

Many U.S. Kids More Likely to Outgrow Their Milk Allergies

Many U.S. Kids More Likely to Outgrow Their Milk Allergies

Milk allergy has become the most common food allergy affecting half of U.S. children under the age of 1, reports a new study. Although parents often focus on peanuts as the food allergy...

Does Weight History Predict Risk of Early Death?

Does Weight History Predict Risk of Early Death?

A patient's weight history can help identify those at increased risk of dying, reports a new study. Using data for nearly 6,200 people from the Framingham Heart Study, this study incorpor...

Unnecessary Excitability In Legs Could be the Reason Behind Restless Leg's Syndrome

Unnecessary Excitability In Legs Could be the Reason Behind Restless Leg's Syndrome

Increased excitability has been found in the nerve cells that supply the leg muscles. These excitability issues could be causing restless legs syndrome, finds a new study. The results of thi...

Zika Could Infect the Baby by Hijacking It’s Road To Immunity

Zika Could Infect the Baby by Hijacking It’s Road To Immunity

Developing antibodies to dengue virus makes it easier for zika virus to come and attack the placental cells, finds a new study. The findings of this study are published in the Cell Host & M...

Just 1 Hour Cognitive Behavioral Therapy Can Reduce Insomnia in Prisoners

Just 1 Hour Cognitive Behavioral Therapy Can Reduce Insomnia in Prisoners

Single one-hour session of cognitive behavioral therapy can reduce insomnia symptoms in prisoners, reports a new study. The findings of the study are published in the journal Behavioural Sl...

New Shoe Insole Technology Can Heal Diabetic Ulcers Better While Walking

New Shoe Insole Technology Can Heal Diabetic Ulcers Better While Walking

Novel shoe insole technology shows potential in healing diabetic foot ulcers better even while walking, reports a new study. The findings of the study are published in the journal Materials...

Taking a Hot Bath May Lower Inflammation, Improve Glucose Metabolism

Taking a Hot Bath May Lower Inflammation, Improve Glucose Metabolism

Hot water therapy may help improve inflammation and blood sugar levels in those who are unable to exercise, finds a new study. The findings of the study are published in the Journal of Appl...

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