News articles with a negative tone, and which describe stressful situations, when read by women can increase women’s sensitivity but do not affect men in the same way. Sophia Lupien, Director of the Centre for Studies on Human Stress at… Continue Reading
The American healthcare system is complex, costly and inefficient since it is unable to cope with data overload, reveals a report by the Institute of Medicine. Mark D. Smith, the committee chair, sums the report up, in saying, “The threats… Continue Reading
Many women have heard of labiaplasty Minnesota and they wonder if it’s something that is for them. Below you will find the information about this surgery and who could benefit from it. Anyone who’s dissatisfied either with the shape or… Continue Reading
Written by: Los Angeles Dispensaries Proponents of medical marijuana have successfully suspended a ban on storefront pot dispensaries that was supposed to go into effect September 6. According to a letter published on the Los Angeles City’s website, the City… Continue Reading
Almost 150 million in developing countries suffer from sleep-related problems, suggests a recent study, and which also reveals that the researchers did not expect the numbers to be as high as was found. Dr. Saverio Stranges, from the Warwick Medical… Continue Reading
Mechanical and chemical process that breaks down food you eat into smaller component that can be absorbed by your blood stream is known as the digestive system. Processing of food you eat starts in your mouth. It breaks what you… Continue Reading
If you are curious about cryoablation of the endometrium then you have come to the right place. There are many gynecological conditions that would give a woman reason to want to do this procedure and it has been tested and… Continue Reading
A new study uncovered a new compound in red wine that can not only prevent seniors from falling but will also improve mobility. Jane E. Cavanaugh, the lead researcher of this study, explains this new study’s findings, in saying, “Our… Continue Reading
Two researchers in the United States, Sheila Nirenberg and Chethan Pandarinath at Weill Cornell Medical College, have developed technology in the form of an artificial retina that restored normal vision to blind mice. Nirenberg, who is a professor in… Continue Reading
Tennis elbow is the overuse of your arm. Your normally get it in the arm you use the most. For example, if you are right handed, you get it in your right arm. It is caused by injury to the… Continue Reading