Cardiovascular Disease Risk Can Be Determined By Computer Program
This method includes using a software program to analyze data to notice correlations within a neural network.
Monthly Archives: September 2010
Placebo Medication May Help Women With Sexual Dysfunction
Women experiencing sexual dysfunction in the form of low arousal or desire may notice improvements after taking a placebo.
Nearly One-Third of U.S. Teenagers Do Not Learn About Birth Control
While almost all United States teenagers learn sex education in a formal environment, only about 67 percent have received information about birth control.
Memory Loss Not Caused Strictly By Aging, Study Shows
Memory lapses, or senior moments, may not be caused by getting older.
Most Men With Genital Piercings Are Considered Average, Study Shows
This study determined males who get genital piercings to be well within the general population demographics.
Testosterone, Puberty Affected By First Six Months
Weight gain during first six months of life may influence when a boy reaches puberty.
Anxiety and Insomnia Medications Increase Death Risk 36 Percent
People attempting to relieve insomnia and anxiety with medication may be at an increased risk of dying.
Older Men More Likely To Suffer Cognitive Impairment
A study performed for the Mayo Clinic Study of Aging discovered men being 1.5 times more likely than women to have some mild cognitive impairment.
Estrogen May Affect Injury Risk in Female Athletes
Female athletes with higher than normal estrogen levels, may have an increased risk of injury.
Parental Depression As High As 33 Percent, Study Shows
Nearly 20 percent of fathers and more than 33 percent of mothers experience some depression before their child is 12 years old.
