Monday, May 21 2012 8:44 AM EDT2012-05-21 12:44:33 GMT
According to researchers in St. Louis, Folic Acid may reduce some childhood cancers, especially in the kidneys and brain tumors.The Food and Drug Administration has mandated food are fortified with folic
According to researchers in St. Louis, Folic Acid may reduce some childhood cancers, especially in the kidneys and brain tumors.
Monday, May 21 2012 8:40 AM EDT2012-05-21 12:40:33 GMT
According to a new study, obese teenagers who have no symptoms of heart disease, already have heart damageEuropean Society of Cardiology scientists found that obese teens, who showed no signs of heart
According to a new study, obese teenagers who have no symptoms of heart disease, already have heart damage
Monday, May 21 2012 8:35 AM EDT2012-05-21 12:35:59 GMT
Researchers in Wisconsin said that sleep-disordered breathing, commonly known as sleep apnea, can increase a patient's risks of dying from cancer.According to their study, the lack of oxygen from sleep
Researchers in Wisconsin said that sleep-disordered breathing, commonly known as sleep apnea, can increase a patient's risks of dying from cancer.
Friday, May 18 2012 12:39 PM EDT2012-05-18 16:39:30 GMT
Genes may hold the key to success in life. New research at the University of Edinburgh finds genes play a greater role than previously thought - - in forming character traits such as self control or
Friday, May 18 2012 12:37 PM EDT2012-05-18 16:37:43 GMT
Researchers in the United Kingdom are developing a simple blood test that may identify women at risk of post-natal depression. The test checks for gene variants that have been associated with depression
Researchers in the United Kingdom are developing a simple blood test that may identify women at risk of post-natal depression.
New findings show depression can lead to difficult childhood relationships and not the other way around.
Researchers at Arizona State University and the University of Illinois followed about 500 kids from fourth through sixth grades.
They found fourth grade children with signs of depression were victimized in fifth grade then had difficulty being accepted in sixth grade.
The study disputes previous thinking that relationship problems often lead to childhood depression.