Air pollution increases the risk of deep vein thrombosis (DVT)--dangerous blood clots in the veins--even at pollution levels the EPA deems "acceptable."...
City blocks boasting plenty of trees aren't only more pleasing to the eye; they may be healthier for children's lungs, according to research conducted in New York City...
To catch up on lost sleep, add on an extra hour or two of sleep a night, rather than attempt an extended sleep session, researchers from Stanford University Sleep Clinic and the Harvard-affiliated Sleep HealthCenters advise...
n a study of car crash data from 16 U.S. states, researchers found that children younger than 3 years old were 43 percent less likely to be injured when their seat was fastened in the center of the back seat rather than one of the side seats..."
A study from France showed that women who drank three or more cups of coffee daily were 30 percent less likely to have memory problems at age 65 than women who drank a single cup of coffee or less....
In a study last week, out of 2,800 news stories about injury-causing accidents, only 245 of the stories featured an interview with a police officer, fire official or other public services professional--these stories twice as likely to include prevention and risk-reduction information...
Although the test subjects had been sleep-deprived the night before, they could not fall asleep for nearly one hour after the phone had been operating (without their knowledge)...
Air pollution increases the risk of deep vein thrombosis (DVT)--dangerous blood clots in the veins--even at pollution levels the EPA deems "acceptable."...
Flavonoids, compounds found in many fruits and vegetables, may be able to battle the ravages of Alzheimer's disease, a new study suggests...
City blocks boasting plenty of trees aren't only more pleasing to the eye; they may be healthier for children's lungs, according to research conducted in New York City...
To catch up on lost sleep, add on an extra hour or two of sleep a night, rather than attempt an extended sleep session, researchers from Stanford University Sleep Clinic and the Harvard-affiliated Sleep HealthCenters advise...
n a study of car crash data from 16 U.S. states, researchers found that children younger than 3 years old were 43 percent less likely to be injured when their seat was fastened in the center of the back seat rather than one of the side seats..."
A study from France showed that women who drank three or more cups of coffee daily were 30 percent less likely to have memory problems at age 65 than women who drank a single cup of coffee or less....
In a study last week, out of 2,800 news stories about injury-causing accidents, only 245 of the stories featured an interview with a police officer, fire official or other public services professional--these stories twice as likely to include prevention and risk-reduction information...
Although the test subjects had been sleep-deprived the night before, they could not fall asleep for nearly one hour after the phone had been operating (without their knowledge)...
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