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Extra Weight Increases Kidney Stone Risk
A recent US study has found that the more overweight a person is, the more likely they will have kidney stones.

Obesity-Male Infertility Link
A recent study has found that obesity may have a negative affect on male fertility.

Talking Improves Depression
According to a recent survey conducted by the British Mental Health Foundation the most common ways to beat a bad day are having someone to talk to and being hugged. 

Hormone Reduces Heart Disease Risk in Men
A new Japanese study has found that the hormone DHEA can improve insulin sensitivity and reduce stiffness of the arteries, which may lower the risk of heart disease. 

Income, Education Affects Teen Obesity, Depression
A recent study has found that teen depression and obesity can be affected by family income and education level.

'Dead' Yogurt Still Effective
Recent research has found that the benefits of “live” yogurt containing helpful strains of bacteria persist even when the bacteria it contains are dead.

Binge Drinking Effects Blood Platelets 
A recent Dutch study may have found why moderate alcohol use can be healthy and binge drinking can be harmful.

Unsaturated Fat May Reduce Chances of Alzheimer's
According to a recent study, a diet that includes sources of omega-3 fatty acids, such as fish, appears to reduce the risk of developing Alzheimer's disease.

Fish Oils May Prevent Allergies in Babies
A recent Australian study has found that fish oil supplements taken during pregnancy might help prevent allergies in babies at high risk for them.

Exercise May Protect Against Parkinson's Disease
A recent study has shown that exercise may help protect brain cells that are normally damaged or destroyed by Parkinson's disease.

‘Good’ Cholesterol Runs in the Family
A recent study has discovered two genetic defects that may contribute to low levels of ‘good’ cholesterol in the blood.


 

Study: Lifestyle and Health Play a Role in Erectile Dysfunction
A new study has found that physical activity and leanness could help men over 50 prevent erectile dysfunction.

Hibiscus May Fight Cholesterol
A new study has found that an extract from the hibiscus flower could have the same heart health benefits as red wine and tea.

Vitamin E May Rebuild Hearing
A recent study has found that vitamin E can help restore hearing in people who suddenly go deaf for unknown reasons.

Soft Drinks Supply More Calories than Milk in US
A new study has found that soft drinks are surging ahead of milk as a source of calories for many Americans.

Folic Acid Prevents Birth Defects
A new Canadian study has found that fortifying food with folic acid can greatly reduce the incidence of spina bifida and other birth defects.

Red Wine Lessens Prostate Cancer Risk
A study has found that a daily glass of red wine may reduce the risk of prostate cancer by 50% or more.

Anger Linked to Heart Disease Risk
A new study has found that healthy people with high levels of anger, hostility or depression also have high blood levels of C-reactive protein, an indicator of inflammation of the arteries.

Adult ADHD: A Growing Problem
While attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) is one of the most publicized childhood disorders in the US, scientists are beginning to realize that ADHD can be a persistent problem that may continue into adulthood.

Alcohol Enhances Nicotine
According to a Duke University study, even small amounts of alcohol increase the pleasurable effects of nicotine, which leads people to smoke more when they're drinking alcohol.

One in Three Americans Will Have Diabetes
A new report analyzing data from the past two decades has estimated that one in three Americans born in the year 2000 will develop diabetes.