
Could Alzheimer's Be a Reaction to Infection?
A relatively new and still controversial theory suggests the disease could be triggered by pathogens

Could Alzheimer's Be a Reaction to Infection?
A relatively new and still controversial theory suggests the disease could be triggered by pathogens

Build Strength and Muscle Fast with Occlusion Training
It has been shown to result in skeletal muscle hypertrophy, increased strength, and increased endurance


Weekday–Weekend Sleep Imbalance Bad for Blood Sugar Regulation
Weekday sleep deprivation with weekend make-up sleeping seems to be worse for blood sugar control than even chronic sleep deprivation alone.

Let's Talk about Miscarriage, Baby
Here’s my story; may it provide some comfort even though it has no happy ending

Bloating: The Causes and the Cures
Tamara Duker Freuman, author of The Bloated Belly Whisperer, explains why there isn't a one-size-fits-all solution to bloating

Are All Our Organs Vital?
Even the appendix and tonsils are less expendable than we thought

A New Idea about How Cancer Begins
It appears to happen more readily than we once believed

Gene in Infamous Experiment on Embryos Points to New Stroke Treatment
Biology at the center of last year’s contentious gene-edited twins result may hold other benefits for brain injury

Vaccine Rejection: Truth and Consequences
Kent State epidemiologist Tara Smith talks about vaccines, recent preventable measles outbreaks and her 2017 journal article on vaccine rejection.

2019 Fitness Goals and Trends from 7 Experts
Before you set your fitness goals in stone, here are a few wishes from some fitness professionals that you may want to keep in mind

Does Eating Organic Reduce Cancer Risk?
A recent study claims to confirm that eating organic can reduce your risk of getting cancer. But a closer look at the details reveals a different story

When Cancer Threatens a Woman's Fertility
Solutions exist, but they’re costly—and 45 states don’t require that insurance cover them