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Puberty Starts Earlier In Boys: Scientist Don’t Know Why
By Catherine Roberts Children

Puberty Starts Earlier In Boys: Scientist Don’t Know Why

A recent study has suggested that boys may be developing earlier than previously. The study involved testicular measurement of more than 4,000 boys. The researchers asked the boys ranging from 6-16 years old to receive regular check ups from their family doctor. This involved checking for testicular size and quantity of pubic hair. The study also looked […]

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Eating Red Can Reduce Stroke Risk
By Jim Greene Diet and Nutrition News & Advice

Eating Red Can Reduce Stroke Risk

A recent study in the journal Neurology is shining the spotlight on your vegetable garden. Researchers were studying lycopene and stumbled upon some remarkable results. Lycopene is found in many different fruits and vegetables and it responsible for the red coloring of your tomatoes. The study was conducted on over 1000 men over a 12 year period […]

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Study Finds Increased Risk Of Diabetes In Psoriasis Patients
By Catherine Roberts Health Studies in the News

Study Finds Increased Risk Of Diabetes In Psoriasis Patients

April Armstrong and a number of her colleagues from the University of California have just completed a review of 27 previous studies on psoriasis and have found a link to diabetes. Psoriasis is a common skin condition that causes redness and itchiness. Psoriasis has been previously linked to an increased risk of cardiovascular incidents, and […]

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Link Ties Mental Illness To Creativity
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Link Ties Mental Illness To Creativity

Researchers have always believed there was a link between mental illnesses and creativity and a massive study in Sweden has landed more credence to this belief. It has been a commonly held notion for years that there was a link between mental illnesses such as bipolar, and schizophrenia. The study to be published in the […]

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Promiscuity Claims Debunked in STD Vaccine Study
By Jim Greene Children

Promiscuity Claims Debunked in STD Vaccine Study

Researchers at Kaiser and Emory University in Atlanta have found no data to support a claim that an STD shot increase promiscuity among girls. The controversial HPV vaccine that helps prevent cervical cancer has been the target of a number of myths over the years. Current recommendations from the Center for Disease Control suggest that boys and […]

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