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Youngest Kids in Class Most Likely to Have ADHD
Younger students entering kindergarten are more likely to be diagnosed with ADHD than older students in the same class, finds a new study. But is accurate diagnosis the real issue?
New MS Research Could Open the Door to More Personalized Treatment
The discovery of a new subtype of multiple sclerosis that takes a slightly different course in the body could make future treatments more personal.
How You Can Be a Hero: Choose to Join a Clinical Trial
Selecting the right trial is not an easy process for those involved. It’s certainly not easy for the patient, who is trying to navigate the complicated decision-making process. It’s not easy for many doctors either.
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How You Can Help Advance Medicine By Joining a Clinical Trial
Thanks to participants in clinical trials, health care providers can save more lives every day and continue to improve national healthcare practice standards.
Why You Should Consider Volunteering for Medical Research Trials
We have very good treatments for some conditions — but unfortunately, not for all. We need to develop new therapies to help patients who do not achieve the maximum benefit from available drugs. That’s one reason to consider volunteering for a clinical trial.
New Daily Aspirin Recommendations: Are They for You?
A federal panel has issued a new recommendation that some people who have never had heart disease should take a low dose of aspirin every day. But following this advice has potential risks.
If You Have High Blood Pressure, Your Salt Intake Still Matters
Your salt intake still matters if you’ve been diagnosed with hypertension. Here’s why.
Can Exercise Reduce Your Cancer Risk?
There’s more evidence linking activity level to good health. A new study shows that middle-aged men with a high level of cardiovascular fitness have a lower incidence of lung and colon cancers. They’re also less likely to die from their cancer. “More and more data is coming out that regular exercise is important to prevent … Read More
Is Alcohol Really Good for You?
Ever wonder if alcohol is good for you? Our expert explains the latest evidence.
