The University of Bristol researchers who examined the case recommend clinicians consider nutritional optic neuropathy in any patients with unexplained
Day: September 3, 2019
Mouthwash use could inhibit benefits of exercise, new research shows
Exercise is known to reduce blood pressure—but the activity of bacteria in our mouths may determine whether we experience this
Babies’ own genes influence when they are born
When a woman is pregnant, when she delivers is important to the health of herself and her child. Preterm birth
How poverty increases the risk of diseases
The study looks at why years of mass drug administration in Senegal have failed to dramatically alter infection rates
Unhappy mothers talk more to their baby boys, study finds
Mothers who are dissatisfied with their male partners spend more time talking to their infants—but only if the child is
Plastic is infecting your gut
We are all eating around 73,000 tiny bits of plastic every year through our food and drink, according to a
Research into Parkinson’s disease: Binding-protein prevents fibril proliferation
Protein aggregates have been observed in the nerve tissue of patients with Parkinson’s disease which consist of individual components (monomers)
Malaria could increase the risk of heart failure by 30 per cent
People who have battled malaria may be around 30 per cent more likely to suffer heart failure, research suggests. Danish
Regular cocaine use changes genes in the brain and increases the risk of addiction
Research conducted in mice found that genes in the hippocampus, the part of the brain responsible for memories and learning, were
A comprehensive catalogue of human digestive tract bacteria
The human digestive tract is home to thousands of different strains of bacteria. Many of these are beneficial, while others
