Spicy Molecule Inhibits Growth of Breast Cancer Cells
A recent study conducted in Germany shows that the spice molecule found in chili and peppers can actually greatly slowed the growth of breast cancer cells.
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Hearing Loss For Adults Shows Promising Decline
Hearing loss among U.S. adults aged 20 to 69 has declined over the last decade, even as the number of older Americans continues to grow.
Nestlé Discovered How to Slash Sugar Content in Chocolate by 40% Without Changing Taste
Starting in 2018, this candy company will have just as many tasty treats - but with only a fraction of the usual amount of sugar.
Simple Checklist Leads to 82% Drop in Mental Health Patient Suicides
This new study shows that simple changes in mental health hospital environments resulted in a sharp decline in veteran suicides.
Urine Test Could Prevent Doctors and Drivers Causing Accidents From Fatigue
Drowsiness already costs the economy millions of dollars – and lives. Hopefully, this urine test could prevent thousands of fatigue-related accidents.
Decline in Rate of US Adults Affected by Dementia, New Study Reports
A recent study concluded that between 2000 and 2012, there was a 24% decrease in older American adults affected by dementia.
Pessimism May Be Bad for Your Heart
This 11-year study found that those who ended up dying of coronary heart disease were more pessimistic than the average baseline.
Tiny Super Magnets Could Be the Future of Drug Delivery
These super crystals can now be injected into a patient's blood stream and directed towards tumors using magnetic fields.
iPad Game Is Surprisingly Effective in Treating Children with Lazy Eye
Because so many American children have lazy eye, this research team came up with an iPad app that had surprisingly successful results.
Groundbreaking New Blood Test Has 90% Success Diagnosing Concussions
Thanks to this inexpensive blood test, we no longer have to rely on patient symptom assessment and clinician judgement to diagnose a concussion.
Mexico's Sugary Beverage Tax Likely to Reduce Diabetes, Health Costs
Thanks to a 10% tax on sugary drinks, this study predicts that rates of mortality, cardiovascular disease, and diabetes will drop significantly.
The More Connected We Feel to Others, the More Socially Responsible We Are
This new study shows that people who have a stronger social community are more likely to shop responsibly and donate to charity.
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