Hot Flashes, Night Sweats At Start Of Menopause Lower Death Risks, Study Finds
In fact, risk decreases of death were higher than 10 percent lower for women who experienced hot flashes and night sweats.
Genetically Altered Foods Are ‘Growing’, Literally
Even some of the seemingly ‘healthy’ foods, contain large amounts of genetically engineered material.
Being Stressed Does Not Negatively Affect Fertility, Study Finds
Researchers explain that these findings should be good news for women, as many times the fertility process itself can be stressful.
Flu Season “Should Be Over Soon”, Vaccines Still Recommended
While some may think it is too late to receive a vaccination, that is definitely not the case, according to health experts.
STD Tests For Elders To Be Paid By Medicare, Officials Explain
Medicare usually covers disabled and elderly individuals, and these sexual disease tests would screen for sexually transmitted infections including gonorrhea and syphilis.
Prostate Specific Antigen (PSA) May Cause False Prostate Cancer Worries
The second largest death-causing disease in the United States for men is prostate cancer, as it claims around 250,000 lives annually.
Air Pollution May Trigger Heart Attacks, Study Finds
New studies show that air quality may be part of the reason for heart troubles, including heart attacks.
Sisters Released From Prison, Required To Lose A Combined 140 Pounds
The sisters, Gladys and Jamie Scott, are required to lose weight as a requirement for a kidney transplant.
Cell Phones Emit “Significant Amounts Of Radiation” Into The Brain, Study Finds
The study found that when a cell phone is turned out, it emits significant amounts of radioactivity into the brain.
Surgery Outcome Drastically Influenced By Location, Study Shows
New research in the United States explains that the location of patients who wish to receive elective surgery may determine whether or not they receive treatment.
