How do you know if you're having a slow-motion breakdown?
‘Motherhood bought up my control issues, I was obsessed with routine and was constantly busying myself to avoid the barrage
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The salt-craving neurons: How the appetite for salt is shaped by a taste for sodium
Potato chips, French fries, popcorn—whichever your preference, we all know that salt is a key component of many tasty foods.
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A variety of symptoms: Why rheumatism in children is particularly treacherous
Rheumatism in children is particularly treacherous According to health experts, around one and a half million Germans suffer from rheumatism.
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Analyzing a Facebook-fueled anti-vaccination attack: ‘It’s not all about autism’
Social media has given those espousing anti-vaccination sentiments an effective medium to spread their message. However, an analysis of a
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Protein BRCA1 as a stress coach
Anyone who has ever studied the molecular basis of breast cancer will probably have heard of BRCA1, a protein that
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Increasing evidence of a strong connection between sugar and cancer
Dr. Lewis Cantley hasn’t eaten sugar in decades. “I have a very simple rule,” he says. “I eat fruit, but
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Collagen Treatment: How To Get A Youthful Glow Without Going To A Dermatologist
The beauty industry continues to give a special importance to anti-aging products and procedures to help people across the globe achieve
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A nutty solution for improving brain health
Long-term, high nut consumption could be the key to better cognitive health in older people according to new research from
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A possible cure for river blindness and elephantiasis
An international team of researchers has found what might be a cure for river blindness and elephantiasis. In their paper
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For infection-fighting cells, a guideline for expanding the troops
T cells are like the special ops forces of the immune system, detecting and killing infected cells. When a new
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