Research

Researchers say that if you’re constantly suspicious of and cynical about other people, you may be creating a new potential pathway toward cardiovascular disease. Read More

While most night shift workers will probably tell you they don’t mind sleeping during the day while everyone else works, a misaligned circadian rhythm has long been linked to a host of health problems such as cancer and cardiovascular issues. Read More

When a sizeable portion of the population requires medical intervention to steady a smile, and a devastating health crisis absorbs the entirety of clinical attention, any and all aggravators increase in lethality. Read More

As our norms have been challenged, changes in routines have made us adjust the way in which we eat. With workers working remote from the comfort of their homes, food has never been made so accessible. Read More

The research literature suggests that beta-amyloid, which is the metabolic waste that accumulates between neurons, just cleared out during phases of deep sleep. Read More

Perhaps one of the most troubling side effects that the COVID-19 pandemic has had on Americans is how it’s impacted our sleep — and that could be very troubling in the longterm. Read More

Researchers at Florida State University and the University of Houston say groups make their best and most efficient decisions when members think and process information differently. Read More

Ideally, if the FDA approves emergency submission clinician will immediately be trained on how to administer the selected dose. The Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices will subsequently alert medical facilities that doses are safe to distribute to the general public. Read More

Researchers conclude that people who habitually eat one or more eggs (50+ grams) every single day put themselves at a staggering 60% higher risk of diabetes. Read More