A recent study indicates that "sleep" helps a person reset the brain. There are certain changes in the brain as a person is sleeping.
A new study has discovered the alternative brain computer technology. This new technology helps people with "lock-in syndrome" speak their mind to the outside world.
Researchers found chemicals in fast food packaging that are harmful. These substances can come with the wrappers used for certain fast foods.
A new study from Mayo Clinic discovered that dementia can be prevented if seniors engage in brain stimulating activities.
"Home baby monitors" are usually used in households these times. These monitors are even getting more hi-tech these days. However, pediatricians say that these baby monitors may do more harm than good to babies.
Several proposed rules on the regulation of "medical marijuana" have been released in Florida. It is also reported that there are certain fees applied once one applies to grow.
A new study indicates that "caffeine" may lessen inflammation due to old age. The study has investigated on the effects of caffeine on the immune cells.
It already is known that stress has a certain effect on a person's heart health. The only thing that remains a mystery still is the link between the two.
A new study reveals that "red meat" can cause an inflammatory bowel condition. This condition is also called the diverticulitis.
Health officials recently released the risks that are associated with using "e-cigarettes." It is also reported that vaping is not a gateway for smoking cigarettes.
A recent study indicates that "exercising" on weekends may have its own health benefits. Exercises that meet the activity guidelines are likely to work even if done only twice every week.
A new method has been tested in mice which indicate that teeth may regenerate on their own in the future. A drug named Tideglusib may help in stimulating teeth for it to be able to fix decay.
The constitutional amendment of "medical marijuana" has been approved by voters in November but it may take time for it to take its full effect.
The National Institute of Health has new guidelines which state that babies given "peanut-based foods" at an early age can prevent allergies.
