by Julissa Clay | May 3, 2020
We usually associate hypothyroidism with weight gain, obesity, fatigue, depression, joint pain, muscle weakness, heart disease, and diabetes. But working habits, that’s something new. Yes, a recent study due to be presented at the Endocrine Society annual meeting...
by Scott Davis | May 2, 2020
Eggs have certainly had their moment in the spotlight. Decades ago, health experts claimed eggs constituted a healthy breakfast. Come the noughties, eggs were turned into the villain. The same health experts who’d once recommended consuming more eggs for breakfast...
by Scott Davis | May 1, 2020
We have known that these drinks are bad for our health for a while. During the last decade medical professionals have hammered home how they increase the risk of diabetes, but that is where the research ends. Now, The Journal of the American Heart Association has...
by Christian Goodman | Apr 30, 2020
People have often said “the bigger the better”, but this is not always the case for men with ED. According to research published in the journal Medical Archives there is one body part that grows in men as they get older, which negatively impacts their ED even more....
by Scott Davis | Apr 29, 2020
You wouldn’t think that a seemingly simple dental procedure could result in an untimely death, but it can. Previously, doctors strongly advised any patients needing this dental procedure before undergoing cardiac surgery to get it done without hesitation. But now...
by Christian Goodman | Apr 28, 2020
You wouldn’t think that a blood pressure score of 320/150 mmHg was even possible, let alone that a person with such a score could survive so long. However, scientists from the University of Bristol and the University Hospitals Bristol NHS Foundation Trust discovered...
by ShellyManning | Apr 26, 2020
The word “needle” conjures up negative images for many people, especially when it comes to medicine. It’s perhaps the most universally hated medical device in the world. After all, blood tests are painful and inflict unnecessary stress. Gout sufferers would be all too...
by Christian Goodman | Apr 25, 2020
I don’t think there is anything as widely faired as dementia. Most of us would rather go fast than have our brains wither away. A new study from York University therefore comes as welcomed news. It proves that learning one thing can help you halt, even prevent the...
by Christian Goodman | Apr 24, 2020
There’s nothing worse than swallowing a cocktail of pills to try and control your high blood pressure only to find out they’re not as effective as doctors once said. Let’s also not forget the plethora of dangerous side effects that come with them. But new research...
by Scott Davis | Apr 23, 2020
Fruit is one of the healthiest types of foods we can consume – we know this already. Like vegetables, they are packed with flavonoids and a plethora of health properties. But not all fruits are created equal – some are much healthier than others. And now researchers...