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.
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.
Heart failure can be deadly. New research shows the impact a plant based and low sugar diet can have on this condition.
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.
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.
DNA damage can lead to multiple issues. New research is investigating how exercise may prevent DNA damage and the effects it causes.
Brain aging and dementia are unfortunate effects of aging. But what if they can be slowed or postponed? New research looks at the factors that may contribute to them.
A TIA or transient ischemic attack can pass so quickly people often just attribute the symptoms to something minor. The result is the TIA is ignored. but TIAs can be early warning signs of a stroke.
Cancer rates among people under 50 years old are increasing. The causes are not yet known but new research suggests that faster biological aging may be a contributing factor.
Beta-blockers have long been prescribed after someone has a heart attack. New research questins whether it is necessary.