Cardiovascular disease patients who suffer from anxiety disorders may be linked to an increased risk of developing severe hearth problems, according to a study published in the Archives of General Psychiatry.
Women who have already entered menopause and are taking hormone supplements may be at a higher risk of developing breast cancer, according to a study published in Menopause: The Journal of The North American Menopause Society. Using breast cancer tumors in an animal model, a team of researchers observed how commonly used estrogens and progestins affected the body.
The amount of salt a person consumes may be determined by genetics, according to a study published in Physiology and Behavior.
Individuals who experience a stroke may want to begin taking the nutritional supplement, vitamin B3, as a new study suggests that it could be an effective treatment to improve neurological function. According to researchers from the Henry Ford Hospital, when rats that experienced an ischemic stroke were given vitamin B3, their brains began to grow new blood vessels and sprouted nerve cells, which greatly improved their neurological performance.
Consuming dark chocolate may prevent stroke-related brain injuries, according to a study published in the Journal of Cerebral Blood Flow and Metabolism.
A new study has found a connection between vitamin A intake and the lung function of newborns, according to findings published in the New England Journal of Medicine.
People who consume red wine on a regular basis may be unknowingly protecting their brain in the event that they suffer a stroke.
Young adults who suffer from hyperthyroidism, or an overactive thyroid, might consider taking extra precautions in their overall wellbeing as a study suggests they may be more susceptible to suffering a stroke.
It may be a good idea for individuals who suffer from ocular shingles to adopt an alkaline diet, which is rich with fruits, vegetables and whole grains, as a new study suggests that they may be at a higher risk to suffer from a stroke.
It may be a good idea for individuals who suffer from ocular shingles to adopt an alkaline diet, which is rich with fruits, vegetables and whole grains, as a new study suggests that they may be at a higher risk to suffer from a stroke.
A new study suggests that those taking Celebrex® for arthritis may be increasing their risk for a heart attack or stroke. According to researchers from the University of Michigan, adults who take an aspirin to prevent heart complications in addition to Celebrex® for joint pain are counteracting their medications.
Those who give chocolate as a gift this Valentine’s Day may be surprised to learn that the sweet treat has taken on a whole new dimension, according to the latest research from McMaster University. The recently released study indicates that chocolate may help lower an individual’s risk of stroke.
Although eating an alkaline diet rich with fruits, vegetables and whole grains may prevent medical problems such as a stroke, a new study is suggesting that some individuals may be less prone to suffering the problem earlier in life.
A new study suggests that the nutritional supplement vitamin E can protect a patient’s brain after they suffer a stroke.
A new study suggests that the nutritional supplement vitamin E can protect a patient’s brain after they suffer a stroke.
