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Energy drinks 'could trigger cardiac arrest'

Researchers from the University of the Pacific are claiming that energy drinks, which often contain large amounts of caffeine and other stimulants such as taurine can raise blood pressure, leading a person to face cardiac arrest.
In the Media by Layne Weiss - 3 comments

Op-Ed: Could obese humans vibrate their way to better health?

Obesity is linked to a variety of health problems that include decreased immune function and diabetes. Mouse and human studies suggest vibration therapy can restore human health.
In the Media by Kathleen Blanchard - 2 comments

Aspirin may help reduce some cancer risks

Oxford - Aspirin, that old medicine cabinet standby, may just be the right tool to prevent and treat some forms of cancer, say British researchers.
In the Media by Liz Seegert - 2 comments

Op-Ed: Recent PD/dementia research proves more research is needed

What are we as patients to conclude from Parkinson's disease research that comes to the conclusion that "more research is needed"?
In the Media by Bill Schmalfeldt - 1 comment

Divorce affects a person's health even after remarriage

In a recent study conducted by experts in a nationally representative Health and Retirement Study. New findings suggest that divorce can alter a person's mental health even after remarriage.
In the Media by John Louie S. Ramos

Study : More girls are born in Tropical climates than elsewhere

Couples who live in tropical countries are more likely to give birth to girls than those in, say, America or Europe. That is the outcome of a correlation study carried out at the University of Georgia by the endocrinologist Kristen Navara.
In the Media by Michael Cosgrove - 15 comments

Steroids Don't Help Viral Infections in Kids

Researchers have discovered the wheezing and steroids don't mix when it comes to children. Two studies show that steroids do not change the course of viral infections in children.
In the Media by KJ Mullins - 2 comments

New Report Shows Teens Smoking Pot Worsens Depression And Other Mental Illnesses

A new report analyzing approximately a dozen studies about marijuana use and mental health shows increased depression in teens that smoke marijuana, and also concludes there is a higher risk of schizophrenia, anxiety and suicide.
In the Media by Susan Duclos - 14 comments

Gifts for Grades, Schools Are Cool Again

In an effort to improve school and student performances, the American education system experiment with cash and other benefits for better grades. Schools across America embrace the novel approach as debate over its effects continues.
In the Media by Saikat Basu - 7 comments

Socialized Medicine By the numbers

Smokers, heavy drinkers, the obese and the elderly should be barred from receiving some operations, according to doctors, with most saying the health service cannot afford to provide free care to everyone.
In the Media by Susan Duclos - 15 comments
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