An additional 86 million adults, or more than one in every three, suffers from a condition called prediabetes.
FDA and EPA: Pregnant women and young children should eat more fish
The FDA and EPA issued draft updates to their joint Advice and Questions & Answers documents regarding fish consumption as research suggests fish provides nutrients important for healthy development.
Will diet pill Orexigen be the one that finally succeeds in the market?
The weight loss drug Orexigen awaits FDA approval amidst speculation as to whether or not doctors will prescribe it enough for it to be profitable.
Personal costs for insulin have risen over the last decade
People are paying almost twice as much for their insulin and some of those expenses may be unnecessary.
Long-term unemployed more likely to be depressed
Experts agree that unemployment has long been linked to all sorts of psychological issues.
Text messages may help smokers kick the habit, researchers say
The Text2Quit program involves text messages that are interactive.
Daily 'tomato pill' could help people with heart disease, study finds
Lycopene is a potent antioxidant that is significantly more powerful than vitamin E.
Ebola a growing concern as Sierra Leone death toll doubles in one week
Sierra Leone has seen its death toll from the Ebola virus illness double in the past week, reaching 12 just as health officials express dismay in trying to control the deadly outbreak.
Researchers find that men taking statins exercise less
All men followed in a recent study decreased in their time spent exercising, but those men who began taking statins during the study decreased their time devoted to exercise faster than the others.
Most stressed-out states in America
For residents of Florida, unemployment and lack of health insurance are big contributors of stress.
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