Artificial Sweeteners Make You Eat More
Are you consuming artificial sweeteners in order to keep your glucose levels in check? They will certainly do the job, but one thing that...
Bacteria outsmart antibiotics by sharing their weapons, study says
Antibiotic resistance is becoming a major issue with as many as 23,000 people dying in the US alone because of bacterial infections that have...
Jet Lag Worst when Flying East and Ways to Recover
Those flying to east - for example from United States to Europe - are likely to have a far worse jet lag compared to...
Dry Eye Disease Drug Xiidra Lands FDA Approval
As many as 16 million people in the US will soon be able to get treatment for dry eye disease after the US Food...
Thumb-Sucking and Nail-Biting Children Less Likely to Develop Allergies
Bad habits such as thumb-sucking and nail biting may have some benefit attached says a new study while also strongly advocating against encouraging children...
Self-Administered Brain Stimulation Not a Good Idea Say Researchers
People looking to enhance their cognitive abilities have been joining the "do-it-yourself" transcranial direct current stimulation (tDCS) bandwagon and this according to a team...
Test Can Predict Likelihood of Colon Cancer’s Recurrence
Researchers have, in a study published in Science Translational Medicine, revealed details of a new test that can be used to predict recurrence of...
Health Care Inequality Increases in America, Harvard Study Finds
In a finding that highlights the health care disparities in America, researchers have shown that wealthier Americans are better off when receiving health care...
Research in Alzheimer’s Disease Cure Gets Help from New Mouse Model
Scientists have long been trying to find a cure for Alzheimer's and one of the primary points of research is mouse model. However in...
Reducing Risk of Skin Cancer: Sunscreen Goes a Long Way
Prevention is better than cure and preventive steps are much easier than treatment. This statement is as apt for skin cancer as for any...
