by Scott Davis | Jun 25, 2019
Antibiotics have saved countless lives since Alexander Fleming first discovered penicillin in 1928. But overuse has led to worries about bacteria becoming resistant to these commonly prescribed drugs. That’s common knowledge of course, but what isn’t is the other...
by Christian Goodman | Jun 24, 2019
Before clocks were a thing and artificial light hadn’t been invented, the setting sun was our bodie’s biological trigger, the thing that told us it was almost time for bed. Our bodies responded by producing more melatonin to make us drowsy from the moment the sun went...
by Christian Goodman | Jun 23, 2019
High blood pressure needn’t be hard work. You may think you need to follow a restrictive diet that leaves you miserable and hungry, or work yourself on a treadmill until you collapse in a pool of sweat. But a new study shows that you can leave all of that stuff to the...
by Christian Goodman | Jun 22, 2019
Vertigo can make the world seem to spin, even when you’re sitting down. It’s caused by problems with your vestibular system, which is the one that sends balance information to your brain. Most of it is based in your ears and brain, and it’s like a clever internal...
by Christian Goodman | Jun 21, 2019
They can’t compete. Modern meds can often achieve good results in some areas, but when it comes to blood pressure reduction, there’s an ancient practice that’s fun, safe, and it leaves you feeling great, so without tablets, and without side effects, unless you count...
by ShellyManning | Jun 20, 2019
Knee arthritis is no fun. It makes walking, bending and straightening more painful, sometimes to the point where sufferers simply stop moving around. Luckily, a new study in the journal Arthritis Care & Research shows that we shouldn’t necessarily hang up our...