Alzheimer’s cured with a drug? That’s what the makers of gantenerumab hope. According to MedicineNet, studies on their experimental drug have found that it may reduce levels of amyloid plaque in the brains of Alzheimer’s patients. At this stage, it’s … Read More
Diabetes a concern? With 366 million diabetic people (and growing!) around the world, it should be. Fortunately, there’s something you can do to help prevent getting diabetes. It’s something you should be doing already anyway: exercising! Most people are aware … Read More
Richard Simmons is not sick, Simmons’s publicist Tom Estey announced today. After Simmons showed up on Dancing with the Stars last night, viewers became concerned over Simmons sickly appearance, but according to Richard’s rep, there’s nothing to worry about. Estey … Read More
Lauren Alaina, runner-up of last season’s American Idol, releases her debut album “Wildflower” today, October 11th. The 16-year-old country singer promises her fans that the CD has a little bit of something for everyone, including fast, danceable songs and slower, … Read More
A “fat tax” is being added to food sold in Denmark that has over 2.3 percent saturated fat. According to Boston.com, Denmark hopes that by taxing junk food, it will not only generate millions of dollars, but also reduce the … Read More
Schizophrenia treatment for even the most severe cases has new hope this week, as a kind of talk therapy invented to treat depression has shown great promise for deeply anti-social schizophrenia patients. New research from the University of Pennsylvania followed … Read More
Allergies may be a product of where you’re born and the way in which you were born as well, states a new study out of Maastricht University in the Netherlands. The study showed that kids born in hospitals, and especially … Read More
Cantaloupe deaths in total have reached 16 since the outbreak of cantaloupe listeria began a few weeks ago. With 72 total illnesses reported, health officials are calling this the most deadly listeria outbreak in decades. And news today is that … Read More
