Behavioral inhibition appears to decrease the risk of later delinquency among boys but social withdrawal does not, according to an article in the AMA’s Archives of General Psychiatry, a theme…
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Behavioral inhibition appears to decrease the risk of later delinquency among boys but social withdrawal does not, according to an article in the AMA’s Archives of General Psychiatry, a theme…
Reading many reports about diet and health can easily lead you to conclude that nothing is safe. It seems that you’re damned if you do and damned if you don’t. Cholesterol…
Although many experts believe only weight-bearing exercises like running, aerobics and tennis will slow calcium loss in the bones. A study by Dr. Eric S. Orwoll, an endocrinologist from Portland, Oregon, suggests swimming can…
The greatest abuse of anabolic steroids is not in the ranks of competitive athletes, but in youths who take anabolic steroids for cosmetic reasons. In other words, they take the drugs…
The belief that we all know about eating healthy might just be killing us! According to Dr. Neal Barnard, the head of The Physician’s Committee for Responsible Medicine, the so-called “health movement”…
Behavioral and drug treatments are effective for the short-term management of late-life insomnia; however, sleep improvements are better maintained over time with behavioral treatment, according to an article published in The…
Scientists have identified what may be an important biological link between stress and the common cold. The culprit: interleukin-6 (IL-6), a chemical pathway used by the immune system. In a report…
Today’s oral contraceptives have lower doses of hormones than those of the past. Howbeit, when combined with smoking, they may still pose a significant risk of heart disease. That’s according to…
People with mild cognitive impairment (MCI) can be differentiated from those with very mild Alzheimer disease (AD), and from healthy control subjects, according to an article in the AMA’s Archives of Neurology. …
Findings suggest prevention programs should begin early in childhood. Mexican American and black youth generally have a greater prevalence of heart disease risk factors than white youth, according to an article…
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