Relationships & Love Women Who Wear High Heels Get More Help from Men By Jane Farrell article A study done at Universit├⌐ de Bretagne-Sud in France is the first to investigate the effect of a woman’s shoe … Read More→
_ Antibacterials and Liver Disease By Jane Farrell article A product meant to fight bacteria could lead to liver cancer, according to researchers. The newest study of triclosan comes … Read More→
_ Senior Health Older Brain Plasticity Is in a Different Place By Jane Farrell article A widely presumed problem of aging is that the brain becomes less flexible — less plastic — and that learning … Read More→
_ Cancer Overview Lung Cancer Improved Quality of LIfe for Lung-Cancer Patients By Jane Farrell article African-American and older patients with advanced lung cancer can be effectively treated with a new, federally approved therapy, according to … Read More→
Caregiving Breakthrough in Understanding Parkinson's Disease By Jane Farrell article Scientists at Trinity College Dublin have made an important breakthrough in the understanding of Parkin, a protein that regulates the … Read More→
_ National Family Health History Day By Jane Farrell article Happy Thanksgiving from all of us here at ThirdAge to you and yours! Each year since 2004, the Surgeon General … Read More→
_ Healthy Diet & Nutrition Stuff the Turkey, Not Yourself: 10 Stay-Slim Tips for Thanksgiving By Jane Farrell article Thanksgiving is almost here, which means football, family, food, food, and more food. According to the Calorie Control Council, the … Read More→
_ Better Drugs for Diabetes? By Jane Farrell article New research has found that a crucial signaling pathway, already implicated in the development of cancer, is also linked to … Read More→
_ Surviving the In-Laws at Thanksgiving By Jane Farrell article Thanksgiving is approaching, which means family will be coming to visit. While you may be on fabulous terms with your … Read More→
_ Many Dialysis Patients Unprepared for Emergencies By Jane Farrell article Patients on dialysis are very vulnerable during emergencies or disasters but many are unprepared for such situations, according to two … Read More→
_ An Improved Approach to Global Health By Jane Farrell article A new and radically different approach is needed to deal with infections on a global basis, an expert says. ΓÇ£What … Read More→
_ Study: Walnuts May Have Lifesaving Benefits By Jane Farrell article The heart-health benefits of nuts have been known for some time, but now researchers say that walnuts slow the growth … Read More→
Marriage Marriage Counseling for Older Couples Is Needed By Jane Farrell article The findings of a nationally representative study done at Michigan State University suggest the need for Marriage Counselling and programs … Read More→
Alzheimer's-Related Memory Disorder Identified By Jane Farrell article A multi-institutional study has defined and established criteria for a new neurological disease closely resembling Alzheimer’s disease called primary age-related … Read More→
_ Telemedicine Screening for Diabetic Retinopathy By Jane Farrell article A telemedicine program to screen for a leading cause of blindness called diabetic retinopathy found the condition in about one … Read More→
Vision Health 5 Tips to Prevent Dry Eye This Winter By Jane Farrell article 1. Warm Compresses Dry eye is caused by a lack of natural tears, which are composed of water and a … Read More→
_ An Ebola Vaccine - Without a Needle? By Jane Farrell article A single-dose Ebola vaccine, given without a needle, has protected primates against infection for at least 21 weeks, according to … Read More→
_ A Better Understanding of Deafness By Jane Farrell article Damage to cells that are crucial to hearing may not have to result in deafness. Instead, researchers have found, new … Read More→