Wellness
Effective Brief Interventions for Reducing Self-Harm in Patients with a History of Self-Injury
Individuals who inflict harm upon themselves may be more likely to attempt and die from suicide. Long-term psychological interventions to reduce self-harm among psychiatric
Understanding the Link Between Diabetes and Increased Neck and Back Pain Risk
A recent study published in PLOS ONE reviewed data from over 11 large-scale analyses and four comprehensive medical databases to determine how diabetes affects
Varenicline and Bupropion: Effective Smoking Cessation Solutions with No Increased Neuropsychiatric Risks
Researchers conclude that prescription medications Varenciline and Bupropion are more or equally effective as Nicotine patches for smoking cessation, with no overall significant differences
Exploring the Link Between C-Reactive Protein and Macular Degeneration: What You Need to Know
In a 2017 study, researchers explored the association between single nucleotide polymorphisms of the C-reactive protein gene and age-related macular degeneration. The findings suggest
Nutrition Therapy vs Dietary Advice: Which is More Effective for Managing Type 2 Diabetes?
A recent study published in The American Journal of Clinical Nutrition, the researchers compared the effect of individualized nutrition therapy that is provided by
Revolutionary Glucose Biosensor Pacifier: Transforming Newborn Glucose Monitoring
Researchers from the University of California have developed a pacifier-based glucose biosensor that can help to monitor an infant’s real-time glucose levels in saliva.
Understanding Mammography Screening: Weighing the Risks and Benefits for Better Health Choices
Mammography screening is touted as the best tool to detect early-stage breast cancer. A recent study looked at American women’s awareness of the benefits
The Impact of Genetics and Maternal Diet on Breast Milk Composition and Quality
Fatty acids in a mother’s diet interact with genes involved in lipid metabolism, which in turn affects the composition of breast milk. Human breast
El Vegetarianismo y su Relación con la Depresión en Hombres: Mitos y Realidades
En un recién estudio, investigadores en Bretaña investigan la relación entre vegetarianismo y síntomas de depresión en los hombres adultos. Los beneficios de vegetarianismo
Advancements in Early Breast Cancer Diagnosis for Better Outcomes
Implementing clinical breast examinations may help with breast cancer diagnosis at an early stage or provide awareness of breast health in low to middle
Unraveling the Truth Behind the Emergency Medical Services Rumor
Myth: The average response time for emergency medical services is ten minutes. Truth: This is false. Emergency medical services (EMS) personnel in the United
Understanding the Connection Between Inflammation and Schizophrenia Risk
Schizophrenia is a mental disorder characterized by hallucinations, delusions, and confused thinking. A new study published in JAMA Psychiatry assessed whether inflammation was associated
Gut Hormones Influence Food Responses and Unhealthy Eating Patterns
A recent study investigated how ghrelin, a stomach hormone, promotes individuals’ conditioning to food-related odours and eating behaviors. Obesity, defined as the excess of
Exploring the Anti-Inflammatory Benefits of Cocoa Shells
A recent study reveals key components that reduce inflammation and insulin resistance in cocoa shells. Chocolate contains chemicals known as phenols, which have many
Combatting Food Allergies: The Role of Antibodies and Oral Immunotherapy in Treatment
With food allergies on the rise in children, there is a need for combination therapies to decrease the severity of allergic reactions. Researchers recently
Harnessing Moral Emotions for Early Detection of Dementia: A Diagnostic Innovation
Researchers developed a new assessment tool to diagnose dementia that evaluates moral emotions. There are many different types of dementia. Frontotemporal dementia is a
Rising Trends: Teen Smoking and Vaping in Canada and the US on the Upsurge
A recent study analyzed vaping trends among adolescents from Canada, England, and the US. Smoking has been a global public health concern for a
The Value of Breast Cancer Screening: Understanding Its Benefits and Limitations
A recent study sought to add some evidence to the usefulness of breast cancer screening by looking at the stage and type of cancer.
Evaluating the Effectiveness of Circuit Training for Heart Disease Management
A recent study investigated the effectiveness of continuous aerobic training and super circuit training in improving health in patients with heart disease. Exercise is
Revolutionizing Autism Screening: How a Simple Hearing Test Can Help Identify Children
An American study published in The Journal of the American Osteopathic Association examines whether hearing impairment can predict autistic behaviors and help in autism