Antioxidant supplements do NOT improve sperm quality, study finds
Antioxidant supplements do NOT improve sperm quality, major study finds The clinical trial involved 174 couples across eight fertility centers […]
A new study comparing the health outcomes of more than 300,000 Medicare patients who completed rehabilitation therapy after hospitalization for […] The number of Medicaid recipients receiving medication to treat opioid abuse increased sharply in the years after approval of a […] Despite having more privilege, wealth, and career success than women, men in the U.S. generally lead shorter, unhealthier lives than […] Fortnite and other addictive games affect children’s brains in the same way as drugs and alcohol, study finds Fortnite can […] A University of Western Australia study has found that although the number of dentists in rural and remote areas increased […] The odds of an infant dying before their first birthday are higher in counties with greater proportions of conservative Protestants, […] A new group of proteins called cytokines, critical for antimicrobial activity and repairing the damaged intestinal tissue found in inflammatory […] Being stressed makes you BETTER at processing bad news, study finds A rise in cortisol levels (the stress hormone) made […] Creative people are 90% more likely to be schizophrenic and face a greater risk of suffering from bipolar disorder or […]finds
More post-acute care isn’t always better, study finds
Disparities in opioid abuse treatment increased among Medicaid recipients, study finds
Racial, ethnic, and sexual minority males among unhealthiest people in U.S., report finds
Video games affect the brains like drugs and alcohol, study finds
Research finds divide in dental health accessibility between city and regional areas
Infant mortality rates higher in areas with more Christian fundamentalists, study finds
New cytokine network can repair tissue damage in the intestine, study finds
Being stressed makes you BETTER at processing bad news, study finds
Creative people are nearly twice as likely to be schizophrenic