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“Physically active people have a lower risk of some insomnia symptoms and extreme sleep durations, both long and short,” the study found. Insomnia and …
» Read more“Physically active people have a lower risk of some insomnia symptoms and extreme sleep durations, both long and short,” the study found. Insomnia and …
» Read moreAn observational study among 1,719 people in the Netherlands has found that patients with colorectal cancer who nurse at least two cups of joe a day …
» Read moreDiabetes affects more than 1 in 10 -; or more than 38 million -; Americans. People with diabetes who keep their blood sugar levels in the …
» Read moreAlthough only medical … What happens when a family of neurologists team up to focus on alternative medicine and a holistic approach to treating their …
» Read more… chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) hospitalized with acute exacerbations. METHODOLOGY: Known risk factors for COPD exacerbations do not …
» Read more… heart attack, stroke and death. Heart health. The researchers looked at 257 people altogether. All of the patients were already undergoing …
» Read moreOther non-drug treatments the team analyzed include cognitive training, neurofeedback, physical exercise, nutrition and supplements, parent support, …
» Read morePreventative therapy, often carried out for years after initial treatment, triggers changes in cancer cells, which allow them to avoid being …
» Read moreType 1 diabetes researchers from across Canada sign letter of support for diabetes research to be included in the upcoming federal budget – read …
» Read moreDo you have any suggestions for alternative treatment? — B.R. . Dear B.R.: Gabapentin is an effective drug for painful neuropathy, whether the …
» Read more… chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) in 2024. Both Phase III pipeline agents were able to meet their trial endpoints and are to be used as …
» Read more… disease-modifying heart failure candidate in the hands of a big pharma player in the midst of establishing its presence in cardiovascular disease.
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