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African-Americans Moving to Less Segregated Neighborhoods Lowers Blood Pressure, Study Finds

A new study by Northwestern Medicine has found blood pressure readings of African-Americans dropped between one to five points after they moved to less...

Jessica Alba’s The Honest Company Recalls Baby Wipes for Mold

Jessica Alba’s company, The Honest Company, announced on Monday that the firm is voluntarily recalling certain types of baby wipes. The company explained that...

Human Sense of Smell is Better Than We Thought

New research suggests that the human sense of smell is just as good as other mammals including dogs and rodents. This study is a...

Study: Regular Physical Exercise Linked to Slowing the Aging Process

Working out for 30 minutes five days a week can extend your lifespan by up to 10 years. According to a new study, researchers...

Screen Time Linked to Speech Development Delays in Young Children

Screen time is becoming the latest topic of research as more and more parents are putting a tablet, computer, or TV in front of...

Study: 34 Kids Visit the ER Every Day Due to Cotton Swab Injuries

A study from a Children's Hospital has found that kids should stop cleaning their years with cotton swabs. Researchers reported on Tuesday in the...

Patients of Female Physicians Live Longer, Study Finds

A new study may show that men and women practice medicine differently. In fact, researchers argue hospital patients are less likely to die if...

Nearly 20% of Americans Use Psychiatric Drugs Every Year

Psychiatric drug use is on the rise, study reports. When Kanye West was hospitalized for a psychiatric medical breakdown, mental illness was placed in the...

New FDA Ecstasy Approved Trial Could Help Soldiers Treat PTSD

The Food and Drug Administration approves new trials for Ecstasy as a treatment for PTSD. On Tuesday, the Food and Drug Administration agreed to new...

Aspartame May Promote Weight Gain, Study Finds

A Massachusetts General Hospital study found that mice that drank aspartame-sweetened water gained weight. Researchers found that mice that drank artificially sweetened water blocked a crucial stomach...

Study: Florida’s “Stand Your Ground” Linked to Homicide Increase

A new study finds Florida's "Stand Your Ground" Law is linked to an increase in homicides. Following the 2012 shooting death of Trayvon Martin, Florida's...

New Study Aims to Discover the Connection Between Alzheimer’s Disease and Inuslin

Researchers that focus on Alzheimer’s Disease have recently taken interest in brain insulin resistance. In April 2016, researchers at the Mount Sinai Health System...

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