It should not really be shocking news, that fruit and veggies are good for male fertility. The more produce a man consumed, the less sluggish his sperm, researchers reported at a meeting of the American Society for Reproductive Medicine. Forty-eight … Continue reading →
Defying the advice of parents and teachers, a new study shows that you’re better off sitting back than sitting up straight.. An Alberta researcher has found that while seated, with feet flat on the ground, leaning back to create a … Continue reading →
In Passo, Fundo Brazil geneticist Adil Pacheco took blood samples last Friday from three puppies in a poor neighborhood in in southern Brazil to settle a dispute over a claim they were born from a cat. “It’s rather simple really. … Continue reading →
Stem cells may be responsible for tumors, according to two separate studies published on Sunday. Canadian and Italian researchers both found that specialized colon cancer stem cells appeared to be the sources of colon cancer tumors in mice. Their findings, … Continue reading →
Diet2Live is a great new forum intended for the discussion of all things health related. On the forum you’ll find categories where you can chat about different types of exercise, exchange tips on healthy recipes, and discuss all sorts of … Continue reading →
Last month, it took a medical team led by Dr. Chen, 3 hours to perform an operation to remove the inner left arm. At first there was much debate about which arm would be removed because both left arms were so fully … Continue reading →
A Lancaster University study of 120 toddlers found the ability to perform complex mouth movements was strongly linked to language development. They also found children with well developed imagination skills had better language skills. The findings could help experts identify children … Continue reading →
Adam Khan author of the book Self-Help Stuff That Works has some great advice that has real-life application and it starts with understanding this basic life premise; “Remember whatever is happening is temporary.” When someone assumes her problem is permanent, … Continue reading →
