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Study Links Higher Physical Activity to Slower Cognitive, Motor Decline in Parkinson’s People with mild-to-moderate Parkinson’s disease who were more physically active tended to experience slower declines in thinking
Researchers: Exercise Alters Brain Chemistry Within Minutes, and Brain Structure Over Years Neuroscientists and physicians say exercise changes brain chemistry within minutes and brain structure over months and years,
CDC Revises U.S. Annual Plague Average Without Explanation, Lowering Estimate from 7 to 5 Cases The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has lowered its estimate of annual
Researchers studying more than 5,600 adults from the Northern Finland Birth Cohort 1966 who were still working at age 46 found that evening chronotypes had nearly 1.7 times the risk
A study published in the Journal of Wood Science has found a link between the essential oil of hinoki root (Chamaecyparis obtusa) and sleep improvements. [1] The findings suggest an
A registered nurse at a maternity hospital in Fresno, California says the labor-and-delivery unit where she works recorded about four stillbirths a year before the spring of 2021 and roughly
Analysis of Federal Survey Data Finds Higher Odds of Autism, ADHD Among COVID-19 Vaccinated Children A newly posted analysis of federal survey data reports that children who received a
Immigration Crackdown Hits Kansas Meatpacking Plants, Causing Drop in U.S. Cattle Slaughter U.S. cattle slaughter dropped 16% in one week to an estimated 90,000 head on Thursday, Sept. 24,
The Transportation Security Administration (TSA) is introducing new computed tomography (CT) scanners at airport security checkpoints nationwide, according to a report by The Independent. A TSA spokesperson told FOX 13
Researchers at Karolinska Institutet tracked 82,009 middle-aged and older adults across two long-running Swedish cohorts, linking detailed food and water intake data to national cancer records from 1998 through 2022,