Study: Healthy Diet in Early Pregnancy Reduces Risk of Gestational Diabetes
January 5th 2022The mother-child study was conducted at the university and Turku University Hospital and examined the correlation between dietary intake and the onset of gestational diabetes in 351 women who were overweight or obese.
Study Shows Chemicals from Hair, Beauty Products Impact Hormones, Especially in Pregnant Women
December 15th 2021Most personal care and beauty products contain several ingredients that often include a wide range of endocrine-disrupting chemicals, such as phthalates, parabens, phenols, and toxic metals.
New Research Finds Most People Applying Concept of Mindfulness Incorrectly
November 17th 2021The research team found that many people confuse the practice of passive acceptance of problems in their use of mindfulness concepts, which is a misconception the study authors said ignores the important work of engaging with them.
Study Finds Good Night’s Sleep Can Ease Infant Obesity Risks
November 10th 2021Infant height, weight, and body mass index were measured to collect growth measurements, and infants were classified as overweight if they were in or above the 95th percentile on the World Health Organization’s growth charts.
Lyme Disease Continues to Be Top-Of-Mind for Clinicians Based on Past Summer Data
October 13th 2021The increase in Americans traveling again this year and predictions of a warmer, wetter weather pattern could have also played a major factor in the uptick of Lyme disease this past summer, according to Albert.
Study: Ketone Supplement May Be Therapeutic for Boosting Brain Function in Obesity
October 7th 2021The researchers also demonstrated that ketone supplements may be a novel therapy for protecting and improving brain health in people with obesity who are at risk of developing neurocognitive impairment.
Study: Hospital-acquired COVID-19 Picked Up Through Other Patients Rather Than Health Care Workers
September 8th 2021The team used new statistical methods that combine viral genome sequence data with clinical information about the locations of individuals to help look at where the data were consistent with transmission occurring between individuals in the hospital.
Study Finds Certain Blood Pressure-Lowering Meds Linked to Less Memory Decline in Older Adults
June 30th 2021ACE inhibitors, angiotensin 2 receptor blockers, calcium channel blockers, and diuretics, and each reduce blood pressure while crossing the blood-brain barrier and impacting cognitive function.