Older adults that are exposed to air pollution may be at risk for lung and heart disease, stroke, and diabetes. The study, conducted by Harvard School of Public Health, is the first study to explore the link between the effects … Continue reading →

Scientists at The Scripps Research Institute have created an injectable solution that can reverse the effects of a life-threatening cocaine overdose. While the solution has only worked in mice at this point, researchers are optimistic the drug will be approved … Continue reading →

Over the last fifteen years Viagra has gained a stronghold on the erectile dysfunction market. Now, a consumer has options. Cialis, Levitra and Staxyn all treat this common condition in men, and have offered help. Millions of dollars are spent … Continue reading →

Researchers believe a drug used to help a mother bond with her baby may help men in the bedroom. Researchers believe Oxytocin, nicknamed “Cuddle Drug” may improve a man’s sex life. A recent article in Mail Online says, “The so-called  … Continue reading →

A new study shows obese women aren’t the only ones that face health risks during pregnancy, women who are just above average weight and blood sugar are also at high risk. The concerns “These are women who have not been … Continue reading →

A new study looks into the genetic makeup of obese children. Researchers believe they have isolated at least two new gene variants that increase the risk of childhood obesity. The findings “This is the largest-ever genome-wide study of common childhood … Continue reading →

The signs of spring are all around us. Trees are budding and flowers are starting to pop out of the ground. While many people embrace the warm weather, there are millions that won’t embrace the allergies that come with the … Continue reading →

Harvard researchers believe they are getting close to developing a new medication to treat cystic fibrosis. This fatal lung disease claims about 500 lives each year, with 1,000 new cases diagnosed annually. Reproducing cells Using skin cells from cystic fibrosis … Continue reading →