Smelling other people’s sweat might not seem like a desirable activity, yet a new study from Sweden suggests that exposure to body odor could be an alternative therapy for social anxiety.The study’s … [Read more...] about Sniffing body odor from sweat could reduce social anxiety, new research suggests
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Why antibiotics may not help patients survive their viral infections: new research
Most patients who are admitted to hospitals with acute viral infections are given antibiotics by their doctors or health care providers as a precaution against bacterial co-infection.Yet new research … [Read more...] about Why antibiotics may not help patients survive their viral infections: new research
Autism rates in kids on the rise, especially among minorities: CDC
Autism is on the rise, especially for minorities, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). In a new report released Thursday, the agency said that – for the first time – … [Read more...] about Autism rates in kids on the rise, especially among minorities: CDC
Early Alzheimer’s disease could be diagnosed through eye exams, new study suggests
Alzheimer’s is a disease of the brain, usually diagnosed through MRI scans and a battery of other tests. Researchers, however, have found that the human eye can show early signals of this common form … [Read more...] about Early Alzheimer’s disease could be diagnosed through eye exams, new study suggests
Aaron Sorkin reveals recent stroke diagnosis to inspire smokers to quit: Symptoms to know
Screenwriter Aaron Sorkin recently spoke about his stroke recovery in the hope that it will inspire people to stop smoking.During an interview with The New York Times to discuss his latest project — … [Read more...] about Aaron Sorkin reveals recent stroke diagnosis to inspire smokers to quit: Symptoms to know
Ohio woman pushes past breast cancer, won’t let diagnosis slow her down
There’s plenty of evidence that exercise can help prevent cancer — but what about exercising after a diagnosis? Is it safe for cancer patients to engage in regular physical activity?Not only is it … [Read more...] about Ohio woman pushes past breast cancer, won’t let diagnosis slow her down
Meat contaminated with E. coli could cause half a million urinary tract infections each year, study finds
Contaminated meat could be the culprit behind nearly half a million urinary tract infections (UTIs) in the U.S. each year, a new study published in the journal One Health found.UTIs are caused by a … [Read more...] about Meat contaminated with E. coli could cause half a million urinary tract infections each year, study finds
Boosting caffeine intake could reduce diabetes risk, study finds
To learn why researchers believe coffee could bring big benefits to some, click the article below. (iStock)Welcome to the Fox News Health Newsletter. If this newsletter is not already delivered to … [Read more...] about Boosting caffeine intake could reduce diabetes risk, study finds
Eyedrops tainted with drug-resistant bacteria linked to 2 more deaths, additional vision loss cases
U.S. officials are reporting two more deaths and additional cases of vision loss linked to eyedrops tainted with a drug-resistant bacteria.The eyedrops from EzriCare and Delsam Phama were recalled in … [Read more...] about Eyedrops tainted with drug-resistant bacteria linked to 2 more deaths, additional vision loss cases
For peanut allergy prevention, study suggests babies can be fed diluted peanut butter at early age
Introducing peanut butter to babies as young as 4 months could dramatically reduce the rate of peanut allergies in infants, a new study suggests.The study, published in The Journal of Allergy and … [Read more...] about For peanut allergy prevention, study suggests babies can be fed diluted peanut butter at early age
