A research showed that babies that are exposed to marital disagreement are more possible to have sleeping problems during early life and when they reached the stage of being a toddler. Researchers assessed over 350 families when their infants were nine and 18 months old. All the infants had been adopted because scientists wanted to [...]
Dutch researchers claimed that newborns with low levels of Vitamin D are at greater risk of lung infections with respiratory syncytial virus (RSV). RSV is the main cause of severe infections in the babies’ lungs and during the first year of life, it is the most known cause of pneumonia and bronchitis in the United [...]
According to a new research by British scientists, mothers who breastfed their babies for at least four months are less possible to have major behavior difficulties later in life. In addition, scientists said that infants who were breastfed were also less prone to steal, lie or be apprehensive or hyperactive. Researchers from the Universities of [...]
A new research showed that consuming pain killers like Ibuprofen can kill patients who have suffered cardiovascular attack. Scientist looked at people who formerly had a cardiovascular attack and begun taking the prescription medicines. They discovered that the use of the tablets, commonly known as non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs), was linked with 45 percent increased [...]
Reports said Monday that there is a strong possibility that a considerable number of Autism cases remain undiagnosed, following a study conducted in South Korea. According to the study published in the American Journal of Psychiatry, many more children may be affected by the Autism spectrum, an umbrella term for psychological conditions that are characterized [...]
According to a new research, prolonged use of feeding bottle in toddlers is associated to obesity later in life. For the research, the investigators from the Ohio State University of Public Health and the Center for Obesity Research and Education at Temple University (CORETU) studied data from 6,750 toddlers to approximate the link between use [...]
According to a new study, certain nutritional supplements do not ward off the occurrence of prostate cancer, the second most known cancer in men. Researchers from Canada discovered that Vitamin E, soy and selenium, taken every day for three years, offered no advantages in men who were at a greater risk of having the disease. [...]
According to researchers from University of Pennsylvania, the rates of heart bypass surgery declined by 33.33 percent in the United States between 2001 and 2008. The study was reported in Journal of the American Medical Association (JAMA). Still, the amount of swell angioplasties supplements of stents used to bring in narrow blood vessels stayed somewhat [...]
In a study published in May 1 issue of the journal Sleep, researchers found that extra sleep can increase the chances of growth spurts in infants. According to the new study, researchers evaluated the daily sleep records of 23 infants who were 12 days old during the start of the investigation. The examiners took into [...]
According to a new report, having big belly is the main cause in the connection between heart disease and obesity. The report also lifts the likelihood that individuals can be obese without extensively increasing their heart risk, so long as they can hold too much fat in places other than their tummy. In addition, researchers [...]
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