US painkiller restriction linked to ‘significant’ increase in illicit online drug trading
The US Drug Enforcement Administration’s decision to restrict prescription drugs containing hydrocodone (a popular opioid painkiller) was associated with a […]
Multiple genes are implicated in Alzheimer’s disease. Some are linked to early-onset Alzheimer’s, a condition that develops in one’s 30s, […] Among women planning to conceive after a pregnancy loss, those who had sufficient levels of vitamin D were more likely […] A new discovery about how the immune system responds to common sinus infections and asthma could explain why patients develop […] Young people who watch one extra junk-food advert a week (over the average of six) consume an additional 350 calories […] Certain genes can determine which people are more at risk of getting sunburnt, and possibly develop skin cancer as a […] Those who take extreme risks often describe being drawn in by a feeling of compulsion. William Trubridge, a free-diving world […] Sharp rise in aggressive brain cancer is linked to mobile phones with cases more than doubling over two decades Number […] (HealthDay)—Multiple exposures to anesthesia before the age of 3 years may have neuropsychological impacts, though intelligence does not appear to […] Patients undergoing emergency surgery who are treated by older surgeons (aged 60 or over) have slightly lower death rates in […]linked
Genes linked to Alzheimer’s contribute to damage in different ways
Insufficient vitamin D linked to miscarriage among women with prior pregnancy loss
Researchers identify source of molecule linked to nasal polyps, asthma attacks
Familiarity with junk food ads linked with obesity in young people
Genes linked with sunburn, skin cancer risk
We uncovered the genetic basis of risk taking – and found it’s linked to obesity and mental illness
Sharp rise in aggressive brain cancer is linked to mobile phones
Anesthesia before age 3 not linked to intelligence deficits
Emergency treatment by older surgeons linked to slightly lower death rates