Making some packaged food taste good and getting you to buy it can involve a lot of tinkering and some…
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Video Games Improve Adult ‘Lazy Eye,’ Study Suggests
Playing video games could help improve the vision of adults with lazy eye, scientists have found. Adults with amblyopia, or…
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Suffering in silence? Why patients should discuss digestive health with their doctors
Millions of Americans experience gastrointestinal problems like abdominal pain and constipation. Yet many suffer in silence, because they are too…
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‘Dallas Buyers Club’ highlights patient advocacy’s role during HIV/AIDS epidemic
Since the emergence of HIV, the real life stories of many AIDS patients have become fodder for movie magic. A…
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Study says yelling is as hurtful as hitting
Parents who yell at their adolescent children for misbehaving can cause some of the same problems as hitting them would,…
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Migraine sufferers likely have brain abnormalities, study finds
More than 300 million people around the world suffer from migraines – intense, throbbing headaches often accompanied by auras, light-sensitivity,…
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10 weird things affecting your workout
You eat right (usually), get enough sleep (mostly), and make sure to listen to your favorite tunes (hey, your Justin…
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Pot does lower IQ, study finds
Marijuana permanently lowers IQ by several points in adolescents, according to research published in August. But a new study suggests…
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Your typing style can reveal your emotions, study suggests
While computers outperform humans in most mathematical tasks and can do complex calculations that people never could, there’s one area…
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New procedure gets rid of acne scars in one treatment
Kevin Fitzsimmons is 48 years old and has been dealing with acne for as long as he can remember. “Before…
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