Hair Loss Linked To Prostate Cancer, Experts Suggest It ‘Makes Sense’
Researchers explain these findings to ‘make sense’ as hair loss, and prostate cancer, are sometimes linked with testosterone.
Zinc Shown To Prevent, Cure The Common Cold
Researchers explain that zinc could not only reduce the length of the cold, but also the severity of the coughing, sneezing, and sniffling.
Women Sleep Worse When Drunk Than Men, Study Shows
New research explains that alcohol may be more detrimental to the sleep patterns in women than men.
Children, Teenagers Don’t Care About Calories, Study Shows
Researchers noticed that even while labeling the calorie content of food items, the teenagers still ordered the food they were going to order.
Hearing Loss May Be Associated With Dementia, Alzheimer’s Disease
Hearing loss, a typical symptom of aging, may increase the risks of experiencing dementia if it remains untreated.
Certain Health Equipment Now Classified As “Low-Risk” By FDA
Various devices used for storing, transferring, and displaying medical data have been listed as “low-risk” by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA).
Officials Exaggerated Evidence About Anthrax Attacks
While evidence was apparently overstated, the National Research Council explained that Bruce Ivins, a scientist, was the individual responsible for the anthrax attacks.
Daily Inhaler Use Recommended For Children With Asthma
Experts still recommend daily use for the most proper treatment of asthma in children, adding that concerned parents should speak to a doctor with any questions or concerns they have.
Back Pain May Be Hereditary, Studies Show
Many patients complaining of low back pain also state that their father, mother, or grandparents have experienced or are experiencing similar problems.
Finger Tapping May Be Linked To Severity Of ADHD In Children, Study Shows
New research found that how a child controls hand movement may accurately determine how severe, if any, the case of attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) is.
