Mammograms Don’t Reduce Cancer Deaths, Says Large Study
A large 25-year study has determined that mammography does not reduce cancer incidence or cancer mortality. Do mammograms cause more cancer?
A large 25-year study has determined that mammography does not reduce cancer incidence or cancer mortality. Do mammograms cause more cancer?
New research is confirming that refined sugary sodas significantly increase blood pressure. Learn how much sugar is now recommended by the World Health Organization.
Consuming more refined sugar results in less high-density lipoprotein-cholesterol (HDL-c) and a greater risk of cardiovascular disease.
Amazon droughts used to be rare occurrences but they are increasing over recent years. Research finds respiratory problems among children of the region are associated with burning and deforestation.
Research is indicating women absorb pharmaceutical drugs at a greater rate than men – and could be more affected by their negative side effects. Does this issue affect herbal medicines?
A new study from the U.S. Geological Survey has determined that pesticide use continues to result in pesticide content in rain samples. Learn which pesticides are raining down on us.
An accumulation of research is indicating that type 2 diabetes is linked to our gut bacteria and dysbiosis is associated with metabolic disease.
International researchers have now confirmed that walking in the forest – compared to walking in an urban setting – produces medicinal and anti-anxiety benefits similar to those reached with meditation.
New research is finding that mice allergens are responsible for many childhood asthma symptoms. The allergens have been found in a large majority of homes and school classrooms.
Researchers have confirmed that breastfeeding increases the likelihood of baby getting important oral probiotics that help fight off gum disease, dental decay and even ear infections,
Shark attacks have seemingly been rising in Hawaii and Australia and shark culling has begun in Australia. Will this really reduce shark attacks? Or will it just lead to some sharks becoming extinct?
Recent studies confirm that herbs grown in China may contain pesticide residues and heavy metals. So should we abandon this great source of traditional healing? Here are the solutions.
New research is confounding the assumption that vitamin D supplementation will prevent diseases associated with vitamin D deficiencies. Is it true? The realities of vitamin D are explained.
The revelation that hand-pollination by Chinese farmers is growing and in certain areas hand-pollination is necessary ties directly to the loss of nature’s pollinators – honey bees.