Mediterranean diet found to ameliorate symptoms of nonalcoholic fatty liver disease

7 hours ago | Natural News

In this study, Greek researchers investigated the effects of the Mediterranean diet on the clinical, biochemical and inflammatory profile of patients with simple liver...
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Cranberries may enhance metabolic and liver benefits of weight loss diet: RCT

18 hours ago | NutraIngredients-USA | 2 articles

Adding a cranberry supplement to a weight loss diet program may improve insulin, insulin resistance, and key liver enzyme levels in people with non-alcoholic fatty liver...
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Updates in stroke research: Stroke in COVID-19, benefits of spirituality and more

1 day ago | Healio

In observance of May being American Stroke Month, Healio and Cardiology Today have compiled a list of top recent updates in stroke research. Readers were most interested in the...
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Few US adults participate in all recommended healthy behaviors

1 day ago | Healio | 7 articles

Less than 7% of U.S. adults engaged in all five healthy behaviors recommended by public health institutions, including HHS, the CDC, the American Lung Association and the...
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Study: High estrogen levels may influence alcohol use disorder

1 day ago | News Medical | 3 articles

A new study from researchers at the University of Illinois at Chicago shows that high estrogen levels may make alcohol more rewarding to female mice.
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Cognitive aptitudes of young women may be more affected with high alcohol use than men

1 day ago | News Medical

Female college students appear to be more affected by high alcohol use than men, which may lead to less interest in academics, according to new research including by faculty at...
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Early super access scheme is another robo-debt, Labor says

1 day ago | Sydney Morning Herald

More than $12 billion of super has been accessed early with little oversight of the scheme, Labor says, and much of the cash spent on gambling and alcohol.
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Updates in stroke research: Stroke in COVID-19, benefits of spirituality and more

2 days ago | Healio

In observance of May being American Stroke Month, Healio and Cardiology Today have compiled a list of top recent updates in stroke research. Readers were most interested in the...
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Researchers assess harm reduction awareness among frequent cannabis users

3 days ago | News Medical

Harm reduction strategies have proven effective for use of opioids, alcohol, and tobacco products.
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Adolescent exposure to anesthetics may cause alcohol use disorder, new research shows

3 days ago | ScienceDaily

Early exposure to anesthetics may make adolescents more susceptible to developing alcohol use disorder , according to new research.
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Pulmonary Complications Common in Surgery Patients With COVID-19

Pneumonia and other pulmonary complications occurred in half of postsurgical patients with perioperative COVID-19 in an international study, and these complications were... Read more ...

Outdoor Light at Night Linked to a Higher Breast Cancer Risk

Women living in towns and cities may be a higher risk of breast cancer as night-time exposure to light from street lamps could raise the risk of the disease by 10 percent... Read more ...

Better Patient Identification can Help Battle COVID-19

Matching patient records from different sources is not only achievable but necessary to stem the tide of the current novel coronavirus pandemic, reports a new study. Read more ...

COVID-19 Risk May Raise in Winter: Study

Covid-19 could be a seasonal illness with a higher risk in winter as researchers have found a one per cent decrease in humidity could increase the number of Covid-19 cases by... Read more ...

Two-metre Distance Helps Reducing COVID-19 Risk Effectively

Keeping at least two-metre distance from other people is significantly more effective at reducing the transmission of COVID-19 than one metre, according to a new study. Read more ...

One in every 16 Irish boys has autism: Crisis worse than COVID-19 and nobody...

According to National Health data released last week, autism incidence among Irish children is now at 4.3%, an 82% rise in five years. One in 16 boys is affected. US rates... Read more ...

COVID-19 Testing Supplies Still Needed, Lawmakers Told

WASHINGTON - Democrats and Republicans alike agreed at a House hearing Tuesday on the importance of ramping up testing for COVID-19, but they couldn't agree on whether the... Read more ...

Dr MICHAEL MOSLEY explains why losing weight could be a life-saver

As we have seen on the news, the Covid-19 virus is very selective about who it kills. Most people, particularly the young, shake it off. But others become extremely ill. Read more ...

Shortages of Hydroxychloroquine for Lupus Patients

More than one-third of U.S. lupus patients who take hydroxychloroquine have struggled to fill prescriptions for the drug during the COVID-19 crisis, a new survey finds. Read more ...

Protests Pose Particular Risks for COVID-19 Transmission

Nationwide protests about racial injustice in the U.S. not only ignited a political powder keg, but could also be sparking increases in COVID-19 transmission just as the... Read more ...