How is diet quality linked to death risk?
Data regarding the dietary habits of tens of thousands of adults in the United States suggest that those who follow healthful low fat and low carb diets have a lower overall death...
Could AI replace the finger prick blood sugar test?
New research shows that artificial intelligence (AI) could someday replace invasive glucose testing. If the technology works, the switch would be particularly significant for individuals with diabetes. Some recent reports in the media suggest...
Cyberbullying linked with trauma, depression
A new study led by researchers found that children who had been exposed to cyberbullying had significantly greater severity of post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) than those who had not been subjected to...
Trump Offers China ‘Any Help’ to Fight Coronavirus
U.S. President Donald Trump has offered China any help needed to combat a deadly outbreak of a coronavirus that has killed 81 people. In a Monday tweet, Trump said, “We are in...
China facing a shortage of medical supplies, a media report
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Strides arm receives EIR for its US facility
The facility is one of the very few manufacturing facilities in the US with a soft gel capsule (SGC) manufacturing suite for formulations with containment needs, it said. Strides have a portfolio of approved...
Full stretch: How to stay flexible through the years
CAN you touch your toes or do you find your fingers reach only as far as your knees? Flexibility declines sharply with age and the natural suppleness of youth will quickly disappear...
Black Eyed Peas Nutrition Facts and Benefits
Black-eyed peas, also known as cowpeas, are a common legume cultivated around the globe. Despite their name, black-eyed peas are not peas but rather a type of bean. They’re generally very pale...
AI Powers Personalized Medicine Approach to Detecting Hypoglycemia
Most patients with diabetes still rely on finger-prick blood tests to measure their glucose levels. Some use wearable continuous glucose monitors, but even those typically require twice daily calibrations against the finger-prick...