- Treatment of sleep apnea improves blood sugar levels in prediabetes
- Joint replacement surgery might be avoidable in future
- Sleep apnea in seniors linked to Alzheimer's
- Commonly used catheters double blood clot risk in ICU and cancer patients
- Asthma identified as potential new risk for sleep apnea
- Ginger may harbour cure for asthma symptoms
- Prediabetes 'wake-up call to take immediate prevention action'
- Soaking up sun may help 'treat' asthma
- Menu labeling lowers caloric intake
- Vitamin D supplements could combat Crohn's disease
Bad fat could deteriorate memory
NI Wire, Fri, 18 May 2012
Certain types of fat could be responsible for deteriorating memory and mental functioning, a new study reveals.
Parenting makes you happy
NI Wire, Fri, 18 May 2012
Adding to the benefits of parenting a recent study has revealed that parents feel greater levels of happiness and meaning in life as compared to those who have no children.
Early drug and alcohol is associated with lower educational attainment
NI Wire, Thu, 17 May 2012
Adding to the list of harmful effects of drugs and alcohol, researchers have found that those who have begun early use of drug and alcohol have lower levels of educational attainment.
Coffee drinkers may have a long life
NI Wire, Thu, 17 May 2012
Amidst the increasing research on effects of coffee on health a study has revealed that drinking coffee might help one live longer.
Biosensor facilitates early diagnosis of cancer
NI Wire, Wed, 16 May 2012
Amidst increasing facilities for early detection and treatment of cancer Researchers have invented an ultra-sensitive biosensor that could facilitate early detection of cancer and help doctors prescribe personalized medicine specific to biochemistry of individuals.
