In people who have suffered a heart attack, depression and a high heart rate at night, while often coexistent, are independent predictors of death.
read more »
Discuss
Tell a friend
Bury
Discuss
Tell a friend
Bury
High doses of B vitamins failed to slow cognitive decline in people with Alzheimer's disease, dashing the hopes for treatment of the fatal, mind-robb
read more »
Discuss
Tell a friend
Bury
Discuss
Tell a friend
Bury
A woman may experience minor discomfort and symptoms of PMS before the onset of her menstrual cycle because her body is going through hormonal fluctu
read more »
Discuss
Tell a friend
Bury
Discuss
Tell a friend
Bury
I always recommend that patients use the highest SPF they can stand - it's a good way to make up for the discrepancy between what we apply and what w
read more »
Discuss
Tell a friend
Bury
Discuss
Tell a friend
Bury
Has science overemphasized the danger of a few extra pounds? What the latest firestorm among researchers means for you.
read more »
2 Comments
Tell a friend
Bury
2 Comments
Tell a friend
Bury
Recent studies suggest that anti-inflammatory drugs appear to be another potential way to reduce the risk of developing breast cancer.
read more »
Discuss
Tell a friend
Bury
Discuss
Tell a friend
Bury
A study conducted several years ago showed that breast reductions in general reduced the risk of breast cancer in women who were at high risk.
read more »
1 Comment
Tell a friend
Bury
1 Comment
Tell a friend
Bury
You can blame your energy crisis on a lack of shut-eye, but there may be other reasons you're slogging along like a turtle. Find out what's fueling y
read more »
Discuss
Tell a friend
Bury
Discuss
Tell a friend
Bury
BroadcastHealth enables you to find the best stories about health on the web. Users in the community submit and vote on stories to bring you the best content available. Create and broadcast the stories that are important to you!
Learn More!
