Caffeine may be linked to diabetes, according to a new research. Drinking caffeine may interfere with glucose metabolism. Before your put down your Starbucks for good, there maybe be an okay time of day to drink some coffee. Drinking coffee … Read More
Sibling rivalry could take on a whole new meaning. A study led by Dr. Robert Waldinger, director of the Study of Adult Development at Brigham and Women’s Hospital, found that poor sibling relationships in childhood may be a predictor of major … Read More
English tea drinkers might be on to something! According to new research, drinking hibiscus tea three times a day can lower blood pressure and reduce risk of developing hypertension. A small but well-designed study led by Dr. Diane L. McKay, … Read More
Young girls who are at high risk of depression might be impaired in their ability to respond to pleasure and reward, even if they haven’t had any symptoms of depression.A defining characteristic of depressive disorder is a weakened experience of … Read More
We’re all familiar with the scenario: a deadline for a big project is looming, but rather than tackling the job head-on we procrastinate. We’ll do anything, from watching television to cleaning, to avoid starting the “big project.” This avoidance causes … Read More
Many people gain weight as they age, and there’s lots of information available to us on how to lose weight once we’ve gained it. But what does it take to prevent weight gain before it starts? A new study focused … Read More
The type of fat you eat may put you at risk for developing endometriosis. Millions of women around the world suffer from endometriosis, a disorder of the female reproductive system that can cause severe abdominal pain and cramping, and is … Read More
A low fat diet may help you manage your waistline, but it may not help you manage your cholesterol. New research shows that sticking to a reduced-fat eating regimen did not significantly lower cholesterol levels in a large group of post-menopausal women. The study, led by Barbara … Read More
