Sober October: What a Month of No Drinking Can Do For Your Health
This month some people around the globe will be giving up alcohol in honor of Sober October.
The idea of Sober October actually started in the United Kingdom as a...
Alzheimer’s: Older people who’ve had COVID-19 may be at significantly higher risk
In a study published in the Journal of Alzheimer’s Disease, researchers at Case Western Reserve University School of Medicine found the risk of older people developing Alzheimer’s disease nearly...
Experts Have Beef with Study Linking Depression and Vegetarian Diet
According to a new study published this month in the Journal of Affective Disorders, vegetarians experienced depressive episodes twice as often as those who ate meat.
The Academy of Nutrition...
Spate of new research points to the potential harms of artificial sweeteners
New research adds to mounting evidence that artificial sweeteners may be harmful to your health.
A study published Wednesday in the BMJ, which involved more than 100,000 adults in France,...
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Low Intensity Shock Waves, A Promising Treatment
Promising treatment to treat arteriogenic erectile dysfunction (caused by arterial damage).
Erectile dysfunction (ED) is relatively common in the male population, and it affects one in 2 men between 40...
Bariatric Surgery by Minimum Access, Pillar of Cuban Health
Minimally invasive techniques standardized internationally give credit to this increasingly demanded service to face obesity, one of the most frequent health problems in the world.
Not by chance, Bariatric Surgery...
