Health

New research finds that the protein in meat alternatives made from wheat and soy may not be digested as well as protein from chicken breast. “We were not surprised,” Osvaldo H. Campanella, Professor, Carl E. Haas Endowed Chair in Food…
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Researchers at Baylor College of Medicine, Stanford School of Medicine and collaborating institutions report today in the journal Nature that they have identified a molecule in the blood that is produced during exercise and can effectively…
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Just when most Americans have tucked away their stash of masks, some parts of the country are requiring that they have them at the ready once again. For instance, in early June, Alameda County in the San Francisco Bay…
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When it comes to managing diabetes, what you drink in your routine is just as important as what you eat. A single glass of sugary drink can impact your blood sugar levels. This is because anything that’s liquid and that has carbohydrates…
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Well folks, it's that time of year again. Whether you are in the precontemplation stage of your personal statement or have a finished first draft, the personal statement can be a uniquely challenging and vexing beast. The "personal" in…
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How does balance predict longevity? To explore whether a balance test might reveal insight into a person’s risk of death from any cause during the next decade, Araújo and his team reexamined data from the 1994 CLINIMEX Exercise cohort…
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Vitamin D has long been touted as an important part of a person’s health. Not only is it crucial for bone healthTrusted Source, but past research shows vitamin D also plays an important role in immune system functionTrusted Source.…
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If you’re around the age of 40 and feel like you don’t get a lot of sleep, researchers have some good news and some bad news. The bad news is you’re right – you probably don’t. The good news is it gets better from here. A graph of…
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close • What this new finding has brought to limelight, is an eye opener for those who pop in over the counter drugs on a regular basis. A meta-analysis has found a link between the consumption of acetaminophen and incidence of high blood…
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We inhale through our nostrils; but if we observe mindfully one of the nostrils may be more active than the other one. How to figure it out? The rate and the ease of inhalation and exhalation can help you decide which of your nostrils is…
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