Western diet may cause long-lasting memory damage to growing brains
Published Apr 26 2024 1:36 PM
For years we have been told about the dangers of diets high in fat and sugar. New research indicates that that kind of diet, often associated with the Western countries may cause cause memory damage that is long lasting, especially when consumed by growing children. The damage appears to persist after changing to a diet with less sugar and fat.
Use of acid reflux drugs associated with higher risk of migraine
Published Apr 26 2024 11:49 AM
Acid reflux and migraines, both cause signiifcant discomfort. Treatments vary in effectiveness. New research shows there might be a link between acid refulx medications and migraines.
Stool transplant could improve motor symptoms in Parkinson’s disease
Published Apr 19 2024 10:25 AM
Parkinson's disease affects many with devastating effects. New research has found a stool transplant may improve motor symptoms, one of the effects of Parkinson's.
Exercising between 6 p.m. and midnight may be more beneficial for people with obesity
Published Apr 19 2024 10:23 AM
We all know exercise is beneficial. This research shows that for people who are obese, exercising between 6 PM and midnight is more effective than at other times.
Hypertension affects many. Knowing more about it may help people and medical professionals control it. This can lead to longer life and better quality of life.
Could a simple eye test predict Alzheimer's 12 years before symptoms show?
Published Apr 19 2024 10:15 AM
Alzheimers is far too common and a very scary condition for the patient and loved ones. A new eye test may be able to predict it before symptoms begin. While there is no cure for it now, additional warning may be helpful for medical professionals, the patient and their families.