Men with particular cancers generally fare worse than women with the same cancers, new Australian research has found. Published in […]
High stakes decision-making causes a little more cheating, a lot less charity
The age old adage of virtue being its own reward may not hold true in the corporate world—in fact, honourable […]
Could less deadly therapies be a better way to keep cancer in check?
While many cancer therapies initially can be very successful, tumors often return and spread when remaining cancer cells develop resistance […]
Salsa dancers less likely to get injured than Zumba dancers
Salsa dancers are less likely to get injured while dancing than people taking part in Spanish, aerobic or Zumba dancing, […]
Older people less apt to recognize they’ve made a mistake
The older you get, the less apt you may be to recognize that you’ve made an error. In a new […]
Using adrenaline in cardiac arrests results in less than 1 percent more people leaving hospital alive
A clinical trial of the use of adrenaline in cardiac arrests has found that its use results in less than […]
Pay less, take more: Success in getting patients to take their medicine
Taking a medicine every day in the hopes that it will prevent some long-range potential health catastrophe—like a heart attack […]
Hardworking women are ’63 per cent more likely to get diabetes’
Women who work 45 hours a week ‘are far more likely to develop diabetes than those who work less’ Long […]
Why Eating Less and Exercising More Doesn’t Always Lead to Weight Loss
If you’ve managed to eat more veggies, cut back on sugar, and make it to that early cycling class a […]