Vitality Stories
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US Women Die From Preventable Causes At Higher Rate
Women in the United States were found to die from preventable causes at higher rates than a number of their peers in the developed world, owing to the high cost of healthcare deterring them from... -
Wild Blueberry Extract Can Help Heal Wounds: Study
The topical gel with blueberry phenolic extract led to 12% better wound closure. -
Eating Prunes May Benefit Bone Health, Prevent Osteoporosis: Study
A team of researchers conducted a study on three groups of postmenopausal women whose bone mineral density scores were considered low. -
Toxic Exposure: Presence Of Chemicals In Pet Feces, Urine Suggests Risks To Human Health
The researchers analyzed the feces and urine samples of dozens of cats and dogs. -
Caffeine May Treat Some ADHD Symptoms
By 2019, some 84.7 million people from all over the world were affected by ADHD. -
Prediabetes Cases Rising Among American Youths, Study Shows
The prevalence rate increased from 11.6% to 28.2% by 2015-2018. -
Male Contraceptive Pill Found 99% Effective In Mice
The findings mark a key step toward expanding birth control options -- as well as responsibilities -- for men. -
Paralyzed Man Communicates Through Brain Implants In Breakthrough Study
Scientists in Germany observed a paralyzed man fully communicate through electrodes implanted in his brain, opening the door to new possibilities for how to treat these patients. -
New Guidance For Athletes Returning To Exercise After Battling COVID-19
Experts released new guidelines for athletes returning to their rigorous routines after battling COVID-19. -
Pharma 'Solutions' Fueled The Opioid Crisis; They Won’t Get Us Out Of It
In the US, the number of people dying from opioid overdose increased by 120% between 2010 and 2018. -
Nordic Diet Provides Health Benefits To People Even Without Weight Loss: Study
The participants were asked to maintain their weight throughout the study. -
Older Americans More At Risk Of Injury, Death From Consumer Products, Report Finds
Older Americans comprise 71% of consumer product-related deaths annually.
