Snoring, Difficulty Sleeping Pose Long-Term Health Risks
Snoring may not only cause a tired day after the restless sleep, but may be a sign of higher heart disease and other health risks in the future.
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New Alzheimer’s Detection Scan ‘Incredibly Accurate’
Scientists may have found markers on brain scans that could identify the presence of Alzheimer’s disease long before it exists.
Blood Pressure Medications, Antibiotics Do Not Mix Well
A new study explains how dangerous mixing antibiotics and blood pressure medications can be.
Rheumatoid Arthritis, Inflammatory Disease Treatment Discovered
A new study discovered a specific protein that may turn on or off white blood cells, determining whether or not they work to stop inflammation.
Medicare Home Visits May Soon Cost You
Individuals receiving Medicare may notice an additional payment required for home health visits.
Swine Flu Vaccine Not Entirely Effective, Woman Dies
While vaccines are believed to be completely effective, the NHS explains that seasonal vaccines may only provide a protection rate of 70 to 80 percent.
Bipolar Disorder Nursing Home Residents Receive Less Care
Whether the decisions are bias or not, nursing homes show definite favoritism towards individuals without a mental illness rather than developing plans based on actual health needs.
Increased Walking Speed May Increase Life Expectancy
Researchers found older adults who walked at a faster pace also noticed a longer life.
Walking Can Slow Memory Loss In People With Alzheimer’s Disease
Researchers at a Chicago conference discovered that walking five miles per week can help halt brain function decline as well as protect the brain in individuals experiencing…
Brain Bleeding Common With Age, Study Shows
Brain bleeding, in small amounts, has been shown to be a common occurrence in seniors.
