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A new meta-analysis and review of statins for multiple sclerosis has just been published, and it seemed like a good opportunity to take a look at what scientists say about statins for MS. It also would be enlightening to hear from people with multiple sclerosis concerning their experiences and opinions about using these drugs.
Are you willing to gamble on your health? Well, according to a recent newscast, there’s a safe and profitable way to not only motivate, but reward yourself as well toward weight loss success.
People who drink three or more alcoholic beverages per day could be increasing their chances of developing liver cancer.
Older patients who need a kidney transplant may benefit from receiving an organ from an older deceased donor as opposed to waiting for a kidney from a younger donor.
More expectant mothers are developing kidney failure and beginning dialysis while pregnant, an apparent byproduct of the rise of chronic kidney disease in the United States.
Roseroot, an herb that has been used in traditional folk medicine, could have potential as an alternative treatment for depression, according to a new study.
A high-fat diet has been linked to an increased risk of obesity and heart disease, but a new study suggests that it could cause behavioral changes as well.
Not sure how to make the most of your treadmill workout in the least amount of time? Here’s a recommended treadmill routine for a quick muscle and calorie burn that you can do in just 20 minutes.
Overweight and obesity are generally associated with type 2 diabetes, so it seems sensible you would not want to treat the disease with drugs that can cause weight gain. Although an increase in body fat has been observed for some time with use of certain type 2 diabetes drugs, a research team believes they now know why.
Are you looking for real weight loss advice from someone who is not a model or celebrity? Someone who shares the same weight issues as you do? Here are some weight loss tips recently shared from one woman’s magazine editor who lost 54 pounds in 5 months.
A diet rich in whole grains, particularly those high in cereal fiber, may help lengthen your life span, according to a new study.
Janet Warner was recently diagnosed with fibromyalgia, but she has suffered from other health problems that have forced her to use a mobility scooter for years. Warner shares many horror stories of people who do not respect her scooter and mistreat her. However, she continues to fight for others who rely on the scooters.
Amy’s Kitchen is recalling several varieties of its gluten-free products because they may be contaminated with Listeria monocytogenes. The company is also recalling multiple products that contain gluten. If you have celiac disease or are sensitive to gluten and have purchased the gluten-free versions, Amy’s Kitchen recommends throwing away the recalled items or returning them to the store.
Fewer than half of Alzheimer's patients or their caretakers were given their diagnosis by their doctor, according to a new report from the Alzheimer's Association.
It’s the newest fad for weight loss that several celebrities that include the likes of Kim Kardashian and Jessica Alba swear by - waist trainers that they claim helped them lose weight and slim down their bellies. But do waist trainers really help dieters lose weight?!
Have you made the commitment to log-on those extra steps on your Fitbit by spending some time every day on a treadmill? If so, then you need to be aware that according to the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission, tens of thousands of treadmill injuries occur each year. To help consumers stay on track with their weight loss, Consumer Reports offers 7 tips for avoiding treadmill injury to help keep you on your feet.
A small study has found that many acne patients do not take all of their recommended medications.
Black and Hispanic women with breast cancer are less likely than white women to be actively involved in their care, according to a new survey.
Women who receive a text message reminding them about their breast cancer screening appointment are more likely to attend than women who do not receive a text, according to a new study.
Asian and Hispanic women are at an increased risk of developing nonmelanoma skin cancer, according to a new study.
A new study has found that use of certain nutrients can result in a significant improvement in women who suffer with female hair loss. Hair loss affects up to 40 percent of the female population and more than half of women older than 50.
Is it really possible to lose 14 pounds in 14 days? And be healthy?! According to the latest news reports on weight loss, a popular Grammy Award winner did just that and is revealing how he did it.
Although vitamin D has many health benefits, the "sunshine vitamin" won't help lower blood pressure, according to a new study.
Do you find it difficult to not stop by a Starbucks for quick refreshment and/or snack when you are on the go? Do you find yourself habitually detouring into a 7-11 for a quick thirst quencher? According to a new article in Prevention magazine online, those impulse stops add on calories that could easily be avoided by doing a little mental math.
A research team has found that an erectile dysfunction drug could help treat a common complication of diabetes called peripheral neuropathy. Thus far, the studies have been conducted in animals only, but the investigators suggest their findings could lead to a new way to treat diabetic peripheral neuropathy.
Adults at low risk of developing heart disease do not benefit from heart screening with electrocardiography, stress electrocardiography, or myocardial perfusion imaging (MPI), according to a new article from the American College of Physicians (ACP).
Are you still not convinced that drinking diet sodas can be as bad as drinking a regular soda? A new study found that drinking diet sodas is a direct cause of obesity in at least one special subset of Americans.
Michael Weber is tired of risking his health each time he takes an over-the-counter medication that is not properly labeled. He is suing the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) and demanding that either gluten be removed from medications or be correctly labeled. Weber, who has celiac disease, believes the FDA needs to address this issue immediately.
Obese women are over 40 percent more likely to develop certain cancers than women of a healthy weight, according to new estimates from Cancer Research UK.
