Obese, Overweight People More Likely To Survive A Stroke, Study Finds
The American Academy of Neurology says one explanation is overweight people may have a nutritional reserve to sustain them.
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The American Academy of Neurology says one explanation is overweight people may have a nutritional reserve to sustain them.
At the Philadelphia Flower Show, one exhibit preached the benefits mindfulness has on the health of people who participate.
It's being called a breakthrough for HIV, but American doctors are waving caution signs.
The drug, Spravato, is a a nasal spray that can relieve severe depression in hours, instead of weeks.
Mumps is highly infectious and symptoms are similar to the flu.
Bed bugs are more prevalent than many people realize and new research highlights why it's important to eliminate infestations.
With outbreaks of the measles reported in several states, researchers are hoping a new study will send a life-saving message.
Many believe sleeping in on the weekends does the body good, but new research suggests otherwise.
The university sent out a notice to students and staff about the highly infectious disease on Thursday.
The last day of February marks Rare Disease Day.
Football has been in the spotlight because of concussions and the prevalence of the Alzheimer's-like disease chronic traumatic encephalopathy, or CTE, among former players.
It's called the "Momo Challenge" and it encourages children to commit suicide.
The bill also includes tobacco substitutes like E-cigarettes and vaping devices.
Currently, treatments are limited, but there is some promising research, including one project that appears to be reversing the effects of Alzheimer's.
Scientists also found those specific genes have a strong similarity to genes contributing to depression and anxiety.
