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Toxins
Can COPD run in families?
Medical News Today - By Jon Johnson
Genetic factors may increase a person's risk of developing chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD), but there are more significant risk factors, …
Weddings
Can Sex Replace Your Cardio Workout?
Brides - Gigi Engle
Sex is just like cardio! Sex is exactly the same as working out! This is something we’ve seen all over the Internet since…well, forever. People love to cast sex as being a killer workout, amazing for relationship,
Chronic Disease
'Longevity' vitamins may slow chronic diseases, prolong healthy aging
upi.com
Optimial vitamins and essential minerals consumption can extend healthy aging, including curbing chronic diseases, according to nutritional science …
Weight Loss
4 Reasons to Do Intermittent Fasting — They All Prolong Your Life!
POPSUGAR - Jenny Sugar
Intermittent fasting (IF) has steadily been gaining popularity, and for so many reasons. It has more health benefits than you can count on your fingers and toes; one of the most important ones is that
Research
Kids' Concussion Symptoms May Persist for a Year
webmd.com
Health Care
4 Ways to Prepare for High Cost of Senior Health Care
newsmax.com - Maxime Rieman
Improvements in medicine and a better understanding of physiology have helped extend the average life expectancy in the U.S., which is now close to …
Diabetes
10 signs you're at risk for developing type 2 diabetes
Business Insider - Sophia Mitrokostas
Type 2 diabetes is a medical condition that causes your blood sugar to become too high due to a problem with your body's ability to produce insulin. In some cases, this life-altering condition can be if
Health
I quit drinking a year ago. Here's what happened.
Chicago Tribune - Keri Wiginton
I sipped my last chilled vodka with lime last September. There wasn't a lot of pomp when I bid farewell to cocktails. I didn't want to broadcast my decision because I'd unsuccessfully tried to go long
Paramount Pictures
Non-Hodgkin lymphoma: Key questions answered
cbsnews.com - CBS News
What is non-Hodgkin lymphoma? Credit: AP How common is non-Hodgkin lymphoma? Credit: istockphoto What causes non-Hodgkin lymphoma? Credit: istockphoto What …
Cannabis
Half-hearted cannabis legalisation move leaves patients in limbo
newscientist.com - Henry Fisher
Any government looking to regulate medical cannabis has to chart a careful course between implementing a system that it is too permissive, to the …
Diabetes
Can you take too much magnesium?
Medical News Today - By Jayne Leonard
Magnesium is an essential mineral. However, having too much magnesium in the blood can be dangerous. The medical term for this is hypermagnesemia, …
Health
Doctors Who Use Weed Off-Duty Are Getting Their Licenses Suspended
VICE - Ankita Rao
Even in states where cannabis is legal. Yolanda Ng was on the cusp of a full time job as a pediatric nephrologist at Providence Sacred Heart Children’s Hospital in Spokane, Washington, in the summer of
Acne
Differences between pimples and cold sores
Medical News Today - By Zawn Villines
Cold sores and pimples can look similar, and both can appear around the mouth. However, they have very different causes and treatment. Cold sores …
CBD Oil
Does CBD Oil Work? The Science Behind Cannabidiol
quickanddirtytips.com - By Sabrina Stierwalt, PhD
What is CBD oil? What does science have to say about the extract's proposed health benefits? Episode #305 play pause Listen Does CBD Oil Work? The …
Alzheimer's Disease
Alzheimer's Stages: How the Disease Progresses
Self - SELF Magazine
Alzheimer's disease tends to develops slowly and gradually worsens over several years. Eventually, Alzheimer's disease affects most areas of your …
Prostate
Yes, It Might Be Healthier for Some Men to Sit When They Pee, Urologists Say
Fatherly - Lauren Vinopal
Sitting down to pee might seem embarrassing, but there's an upside. Busy men might want to consider sitting down when they pee — not because it’s one …
Sexuality
FDA Cracks Down on Vape Liquid Spiked With Erectile Dysfunction Drugs
Inverse - Emma Betuel
One product reportedly produced two-day-long erections. The FDA is pulling out all the stops to apprehend HelloCig Electronic Technology Co., a …
Health Care
Government Policies Are Driving Doctors To Quit Health Care
Forbes - Sally Pipes
Doctors nationwide are burnt out and unsatisfied. Many want to quit the profession entirely, according to a new survey from the Physicians Foundation. The government deserves much of the blame for doctors’
Particles
What is the average age for COPD?
Medical News Today - By Jon Johnson
It may be harder for cells to repair themselves as the body ages, and this may play a role in the development of chronic obstructive pulmonary …
Long-form Journalism
How a wooden bench in Zimbabwe is starting a revolution in mental health
mosaicscience.com
In the early 2000s, when there were just two psychiatrists serving over 12 million people, Zimbabwe had to get creative to treat depression. Now, one …
War
Inherited Trauma Shapes Your Health
The Atlantic - Olga Khazan
A new study on Civil War prisoners adds to the evidence suggesting that our parents’—and even grandparents’—experiences might affect our DNA. Often when I complain to my therapist about how stressed out
Diabetes
Diabetes: Surprising new role of fat revealed
Medical News Today - By Ana Sandoiu
A new study, published in the journal Cell Metabolism, challenges the current understanding of what causes diabetes. The findings may lead to new …
Conservative View
Gut Bacteria and Your Heart Health: What You Should Know
newsmax.com
Gut bacteria affect more than digestion. Microorganisms living inside us have broad effects on our wellbeing, including a role in heart health, …
Mental Health
How a wooden bench is starting a revolution in mental health
CNN - By Alex Riley, Mosaic
Dixon Chibanda spent more time with Erica than most of his other patients. It wasn't that her problems were more serious than others' -- she was just one of thousands of women in their mid-20s with depression
Cancer
Oral treatment may not be far off for head and neck cancer patients
griffith.edu.au - AuthorLouise Durack
A highly promising approach to treating HPV-driven head and neck cancer is on the way, and it could be in the shape of a simple oral medication. This …
Mutations
Is age an illness?
sciencefocus.com
Advertisement It’s more helpful to think of age as a side effect of evolution by natural selection. All organisms are subject to environmental dangers …
Autism
New autism guidelines aim to improve diagnostics and access to services
theconversation.com - Andrew Whitehouse
New Australian autism guidelines, released today, aim to provide a nationally consistent and rigorous standard for how children and adults are …
U.S. Politics
Republicans Are Suddenly Running Ads on Pre-existing Conditions. But How Accurate Are They?
The New York Times - By MARGOT SANGER-KATZ
For months, Democratic candidates have been running hard on health care, while Republicans have said little about it. In a sign of the issue’s potency, Republicans are now playing defense, releasing a
Apple Watch
A Big New Study Will Test if the Apple Watch Can Help Hip and Knee Surgery Patients Recover Faster
Fortune - Sy Mukherjee
The Apple Watch—the titan of the smartwatch industry with more than 18 million devices sold in 2017 alone—is about to connect thousands of hip and …
University of California
Knee Surgeries Could Soon Be More Successful Thanks to New Technique
Healthline
A new process allows surgeons to transplant cells that help a patient regrow cartilage in their knee. From someone who suffers daily just walking up a …