Health & Medicine : Science World Report

Jan 16, 2014 08:53 AM EST

Increased Physical Activity Linked To a Reduced Risk of Chronic Disease

A study from the Kansas State University claims that one can reduce the risk of chronic disease by involving in continuous physical activity.

Jan 16, 2014 08:48 AM EST

Fast Food Consumption Not a Major Cause For Rising Rate of Childhood Obesity

Study claims fast food consumption is not a major cause for rising rate of childhood obesity, one of the most serious public health challenges.

Jan 15, 2014 10:05 PM EST

Blood-Type Diet Debunked: Connection between ABO and Dietary Habits a Myth

Whether you're looking to lose weight or simply eat healthier, a recent study shows that a popular myth that claims an individual's needs may be determined by blood type, won't be helpful either way.

Jan 15, 2014 09:55 PM EST

More than a Drink a Day Could Speed Up Memory Loss by 6 Years in Men

A new study marks a sad day for beer buddies across the globe. According to researchers from the University College of London, men who drink two alcoholic drinks per day during middle age may speed up their memory loss by as much as six years.

Jan 15, 2014 09:47 PM EST

Perceptual Implicit Memory: Young People Remember in 'High Definition'

A new study shows that young people may actually think in high definition. According to researchers, they found this that this new class of memory demonstrates their ability to remember things more vividly.

Jan 15, 2014 02:20 PM EST

Antidepressant Use During Pregnancy may Increase Risk of Lung Problems in Infants

A recent study shows that women taking antidepressants during pregnancy may face problems during the later stages of pregnancy that could result in their child having lung problems.

Jan 15, 2014 12:28 PM EST

FDA Pushes to Lower Acetaminophen Use

The prescription drug acetaminophen has been used for years to reduce fevers and relieve ordinary aches and pains. However, the U.S. Food And Drug Administration (FDA) now warns against extensive use of the product as it can increase the risk of liver damage, according to a press release.

Jan 15, 2014 11:47 AM EST

Does Having Kids Make you Happy? Maybe, Maybe Not

If you just didn't think that procreating was the end-all, be-all, turns out, you may be right-at least when it comes to your overall happiness.

Jan 15, 2014 10:45 AM EST

What 'Matters' Most? How Brain Structure Determines Pain Sensitivity

A recent study may explain how some can easily handle ordinary aches and pains. According to researchers, when it comes right down to what makes a different, it's simple-grey matter.

Jan 15, 2014 06:03 AM EST

Migraine Attacks Can be Prevented with High Blood Pressure Drug: Candesartan

A latest study offers hope for migraine suffers as they discovered that the drug that is originally used to treat high blood pressure can be used to prevent severe migraine attacks.

Jan 15, 2014 08:20 AM EST

Patients with Multiple Sclerosis Suffer a High Risk of Developing Cancer, Especially Breast Cancer

The study reported in the European Journal of Neurology claim that, people suffering from multiple sclerosis, a disease affecting nerves in brain and spinal cord, suffer a higher risk of developing cancer especially breast cancer