Another Possible Exercise Bonus: Preventing Parkinson’s
Regular exercise has a long list of health benefits, and a new study suggests another one could be added: a lower risk of Parkinson’s disease.…
Read onRegular exercise has a long list of health benefits, and a new study suggests another one could be added: a lower risk of Parkinson’s disease.…
Read onPregnancy is a difficult and potentially dangerous time in a woman’s life, and U.S. women say they aren’t getting the support they need while they’re…
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Read onSkip artificial sweeteners if you’re trying to lose weight, warns the World Health Organization (WHO), noting the sugar substitutes aren’t effective for shedding pounds and…
Read onKids whose families left distressed neighborhoods had significantly fewer severe asthma attacks, with improvements greater even than those seen with medication. New research found that…
Read onMany American women fear childbirth, and the COVID-19 pandemic did not calm those feelings, new research shows. “Our results showed really high rates of childbirth…
Read onA chemical used to degrease industrial parts that was also used as a surgical anesthetic until the 1970s may increase the risk for Parkinson’s disease,…
Read onVegan moms can breastfeed their children and not worry that their breast milk is missing essential nutrients, a new study finds. Researchers from Amsterdam University…
Read onWhen parents talk to their toddlers, they are not only teaching them words, but may be shaping their developing brains, too, a new study suggests.…
Read onThe high cost of — everything: Rising inflation rates are ramping up anxieties among some groups of Americans much more than others, a new study…
Read onBlack and Hispanic communities in the United States are more often poor — and also more likely to have harmful levels of per- and polyfluoroalkyl…
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