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High Temperatures, Heatwaves Linked To Poor Pregnancy Outcomes, Research Finds

Nov 05, 2020 PM EST

Researchers said on Wednesday, women who are exposed to high temperatures and heatwaves while pregnant are more likely to deliver premature or stillborn babies.

Study Authors Make Progress in Identifying Risk of Preeclampsia

Oct 22, 2020 AM EDT

A pregnancy complication known as preeclampsia is characterized by high blood pressure, occurring in roughly seven percent of pregnancies, and is the main cause of maternal mortality, not to mention premature death.

Early-Morning Exercise May Reduce Risk of Cancer, Study Suggests

Oct 21, 2020 AM EDT

A new study recently suggested that individuals who exercise regularly, particularly every morning between 8 am to 10 am, maybe less possible to develop cancer compared to people who exercise later in the day.

MD News Daily - Pharmaceutical Companies Withdraw Type II Diabetes Drug Metformin From Market

FDA Announces Recall of Diabetes Drug Metformin for Cancer-Causing Agents

Oct 15, 2020 AM EDT

Medical experts called out on people with diabetes and are taking prescription medication to manage their blood sugar that might be the time to contact their doctors.

Is Sleep Talking a Condition You Should Worry About? Here’s What You Need To Know

Oct 07, 2020 AM EDT

Reports about sleep talking indicate that not many doctors know about sleep talking, like why it occurs or what takes place in the brain when one talks in his sleep.

Researchers Find Link Between Irregular and Long Menstrual Cycles and Early Death in Women

Oct 01, 2020 AM EDT

A new study that the British Medical Journal published showed, irregular and long menstrual cycles in adolescents and adults are linked to a higher risk of early death, specifically before a female individual turns 70.

MD News Daily - Study Reveals Link Between Long-Term Use of Medications for Acid Reflux and 24-Percent Increase in Diabetes

Study Reveals Link Between Long-Term Use of Medication for Acid Reflux and 24% Increase in Diabetes

Sep 30, 2020 AM EDT

A new study recently found, long-term and regular use of drugs to treat acid reflux was associated with a 24-increased risk of type 2 diabetes.

MD News Daily - Researchers Present How Couples’ Lifestyles Affect Diabetes Risk

Researchers Present How Couples’ Lifestyle Influences Diabetes Risk

Sep 23, 2020 AM EDT

A study recently found that lifestyle risk factors, including physical activity or exercise and diet, are both more impactful when it comes to identifying risk for type 2 diabetes within a married couple.

MD News Daily - New England Towns Struggle With Opioid And Heroin Epidemic

Deep Brain Stimulation Helps Man Addicted to Opioids for 18 Years Find Sobriety

Sep 16, 2020 AM EDT

A groundbreaking surgery helped Gerod Buckhalter, an ex-opioid addict for 18 years, find sobriety after undergoing deep brain stimulation.

A Study Suggests Vitamin D in the Blood Can Tell One's Health Risks and Death in the Future

Sep 08, 2020 AM EDT

New data recently suggest that free, an antecedent form of vitamin D that circulates in the bloodstream is a more precise predictor of health and illness risk in the future, compared to the frequently measured total amount of vitamin D.

How a Healthy Diet Helps Reduce Risk of Parkinson’s Disease

Sep 08, 2020 AM EDT

Eating the right foods with medications and a healthy lifestyle can help you or a loved one manage Parkinson's symptoms such as tremors, rigidity, and postural instability, to name some, for the improvement of quality of life.

Studies Find Link Between Cancer Risk and Multiple Sclerosis Patients

Aug 29, 2020 AM EDT

Researchers recently investigated the pooled risk for cancer in people suffering from multiple sclerosis. Data were part of five articles that passed the criteria for inclusion.

MD News Daily - Children More Likely to Spread COVID-19 Infection than Many Doctors Realize

Children More Likely To Spread COVID-19 Than Many Doctors Realize

Aug 20, 2020 AM EDT

At first, it seemed that COVID-19 had minor impacts on children and that they did not transmit it as much as adults. However, this new study has changed that.

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