A small and inexpensive kitchen tool could make a significant difference in your heart health. According to research, using this tool for food can quickly and effectively improve your diet. It’s an apple slicer! A study from Cornell University shows…
Understanding drug interactions can potentially save lives, yet many patients neglect to inform their doctors about over-the-counter (OTC) drugs they are using. Many people incorrectly assume that medicines available without a prescription must be safe. However, just like prescription drugs,…
As we age, the pain of arthritis seems to inevitably strike. More than 50 million Americans suffer from some form of arthritis, and this number is only expected to rise in the coming years. Despite advances in medical science, it…
Imagine this – your handshake could predict your life expectancy. Sounds strange, but it is backed by research. A study conducted by McMaster University in Canada revealed that your grip strength is a strong indicator of your overall health and…
You’ve probably heard that fish is good for your heart, but did you know that consuming it regularly can also lower your risk of suffering a stroke? An international analysis of 38 studies has shown that consuming fish twice a…
A super-spice that’s taken the culinary world by storm, turmeric does more than just add a zesty flavor and bright color to your dishes—it comes with a host of powerful health benefits. Steadily finding its way into more kitchens around…
Stroke is a serious medical condition that ranks as the second leading cause of death worldwide. Interestingly, recent studies have shown that, if you’re a man and your parents divorced before you were 18 years old, you’re three times more…
A doctor from the United Kingdom has raised concerns about an ongoing health epidemic he believes is “costing hundreds of thousands of lives” around the world. Dr. Aseem Malhotra, a cardiologist with the UK National Health Service and trustee of…
Researchers at John Hopkins University have found a connection between nutritional deficiencies and the development of multiple sclerosis (MS). In their study, they compared the nutritional status of 27 women diagnosed with MS and 30 healthy women. They found that…
It’s time to pay attention to the ingredients in your favorite soft drinks. Medical researchers are growing increasingly concerned about a potentially carcinogenic ingredient added to many beverages – caramel color. Scientists at Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health…