WEDNESDAY, Oct. 27 2021Midlife vision problems could increase women’s risk of depression, new research suggests. Rates of eye problems and depression rise during midlife, but…
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As basketball fans crammed into stadiums, U.S. counties with universities that hosted “March Madness” games saw a jump in COVID-19 cases earlier this year, new…
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Black American women with low levels of vitamin D have higher odds of developing colon cancer, according to a new research that echoes previous findings…
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One-third of Americans are struggling to make basic decisions due to ongoing stress about the pandemic, and younger adults and parents are having the most…
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Women’s symptoms of post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) may vary with their menstrual cycle, which could have implications for diagnosis and treatment, researchers say. Their study…
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Might breastfeeding affect a new mother’s future brain health? That’s the intriguing question posed by a new study that flips the narrative from the often-touted…
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As COVID-19 has surged throughout the United States for the past year and a half, some may have picked up an old bad habit or…
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FRIDAY, Oct. 22, 2021 (HealthDay News) – While anxiety and depression in pregnant women have already been linked to low birth weight and preterm birth,…
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Just a few hours a week of moderate exercise may reduce your risk of cancer, a new study suggests. If Americans got the recommended five…
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A new study may allay concerns that strenuous exercise could up the risk for developing amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS), an incurable neurological disease. No evidence…
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When a pregnant woman is infected with COVID-19, the sex of the fetus may influence immune system activity, researchers say. The new study included 68…
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You’ve probably heard that getting better sleep can be good for your waistline. The same appears to be true for your baby. Newborns who get…
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