Women Less Likely To Get Kidney Dialysis Than Men, Study Finds
New research finds that women aren't treated with dialysis as often as men when they have end-stage kidney disease, and the gap seems to have little to do with biol
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New research finds that women aren't treated with dialysis as often as men when they have end-stage kidney disease, and the gap seems to have little to do with biol
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Accoording to a small study, a lab-created cocoa drink may improve normal age-related memory loss. After three months of consuming the special cocoa concoction, som
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Drugs commonly used to treat Parkinson's disease may raise the risk of so-called impulse control disorders, according to a new review. These disorders include compu
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A new implantable eye device might make reading glasses a thing of the past, researchers report. Several people over age 40 develop blurriness in their near vision
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Circumcision is typically done in the first days or weeks of life, however, about 6 percent of U.S. boys have the procedure afterwards, which increases the risk of
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New stem cell-based research could improve understanding of intestinal diseases and eventually lead to new treatments, a new study suggests. Scientists used stem ce
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The way you walk can affect your mood, according to a new study. Previous research has shown that depressed people move differently from happy people, according to
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Love to eat out? You could be at higher risk for becoming overweight and having poorer cholesterol levels than people who prefer to eat at home, a new study suggest
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Low vitamin D levels could make childbirth more painful, according to a new study. Vitamin D deficiency is common during pregnancy, especially among high-risk women
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Women who live near major roads may be at increased risk for sudden cardiac death, a new study suggests. Researchers analyzed data from more than 107,000 American w
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