Tag: study
Air pollution can break your BONES, study suggests
Delivering TB vaccine intravenously dramatically improves potency, study shows
Black teens who experience daily racial discrimination show depressive symptoms, study finds
Less than 25 minutes of exercise a day could help ward off cancer, study finds
Fasting diets may add years to your life as well as help you lose weight, new study suggests
Genetics a poor predictor of risk for most diseases, study suggests
Importance of breastfeeding in preventing diabetes reaffirmed in rat study
Clinical study: Genschere to cure patients of HIV
Researchers study how altered protein degradation contributes to the development of tumors
Why people with intellectual disability experience lower life expectancy: study
Study shows kids get more exercise at school than at home
Legumes boost heart health, according to new review study
Anal cancer rates and mortality have risen dramatically among Americans: study
International study improves traumatic brain injury diagnosis with the use of precision medicine
New vaccine could prevent 80% of staph infections, study suggests
Study finds brains of girls and boys are similar, producing equal math ability
Study is first to explore veterans’ grief, an overlooked toll of war
Eye on research: A new way to detect and study retinoblastoma
Gap in care found for patients with chronic kidney disease: study
Study fingers new player in cancer immunity
Colorectal and pancreatic cancer rates up 10% in last 30 years, major study reveals
Potato as effective as carbohydrate gels for boosting athletic performance, study finds
Study confirms serious health problems, high trauma rates among unsheltered people in U.S.
Breaking the stroma barrier: Study shows a new way to hit cancer with radiation
Is this study legit? 5 questions to ask when reading news stories of medical research
Major study finds cutting down red and processed meat consumption has little impact on health
Study finds early life racial discrimination linked to depression, accelerated aging for African Americans
Abused or neglected children are four times more likely to develop serious mental illness, study finds
