Researchers report that a stress hormone found in hair samples may help predict who is at higher risk of cardiovascular disease. The association appeared to be strongest among younger adults, a finding that surprised some experts Experts note that stress can be reduced by lifestyle factors such as sleep, exercise, and meditation. Scientists from The Netherlands are reporting that hair […]
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(Reuters) – Johnson & Johnson has settled its lawsuit over Amgen Inc’s proposed biosimilar version of J&J’s top-selling treatment Stelara for psoriasis and other autoimmune conditions, according to a filing in Delaware federal court. Amgen said in a statement on Tuesday that the settlement terms are confidential, but it will allow the company to sell its biosimilar of Stelara “no […]
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While an overwhelming majority of cancer patients experience taste disruption from their disease or treatment, they have consistently reported a lack of support from their doctors about this troubling side effect, according to research. A new study by the University of Massachusetts Amherst, amlodipine in kidney disease focusing for the first time on the issue from the cancer clinicians’ point […]
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Using surgical implants inside the brain, scientists have recorded for the first time electrical patterns that occur when a person is feeling chronic pain, a new study in Nature Neuroscience concludes. The researchers used the devices on four patients who had felt endless nerve pain for more than a year. The devices recorded several times a day, which could pave “the way for implanted […]
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Kate Middleton just ushered in picnic season with a bunch of kids at the first Children’s Picnic at the Royal Hospital Chelsea Flower Show on May 22, and she addressed a very important question: what’s the best part of being a princess? We all want to know — and just leave it to kids to actually ask! Related story Kate Middleton’s Response […]
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A University of Texas at Arlington engineering researcher who studies traumatic brain injuries has received funding to use computer motion simulation that replicates the movements of a person performing activities that could lead to injury. The project, funded by a nearly $1 million grant from the Office of Naval Research Defense University Research Instrumentation Program (DURIP), will use real-time data […]
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Save articles for later Add articles to your saved list and come back to them any time. Maybe it was the habit of lockdowns, maybe it’s the stress of work, or maybe it’s a desire to finish something once it’s started, but a lot of Australians don’t mind polishing off a bottle of wine after work. Heavy drinking is seen […]
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CORRECTED May 24, 2023 // An earlier version of this article misstated the daily doses of nifedipine. The study compared a single 60-mg daily dose with a 30-mg dose taken twice daily. BALTIMORE — A single 60-mg daily dose of nifedipine appeared similarly effective as taking a 30-mg dose twice daily for treating hypertensive disorders in pregnancy, according to research […]
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If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, SheKnows may receive an affiliate commission. There’s not a lot that actually intimidates us at a summer barbecue, but being in charge of grilling the steaks definitely does. For one thing, meat has never been more expensive, and that seems especially true of tender, marbled […]
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