Health

[ad_1] (Reuters Health) – Expectant moms are more likely than women of their mother's generation to become depressed during pregnancy, suggests a study. The stress of the modern world could be the …

[ad_1] Young women are more likely than men to experience depression and anxiety during pregnancy, a new study suggests. A unique project following women in their pregnancy in the 1990s, and their …

[ad_1] Photo: Mars Bioimaging A high contrast black-and-white image of your bones is an effective tool for identifying fractures or fractures. But after more than 120 years, X-ray imaging gets a remarkable …

[ad_1] One orange a day keeps bad eyes out, according to new research People who regularly eat an orange a day reduce their chances of developing macular degeneration by more than 60%. …

[ad_1] Researchers attributed the "millennial crisis of mental health" to academic pressure, perfectionism, declining wages and social media, among others. A new study adds a pregnancy to the list: Young women are …

[ad_1] The Iceman's stomach was full of fat. Museum of Archeology of South Tyrol Eurac M. Samadelli About 5,300 years ago, Otzi (aka "Fritz Frozen") was murdered in the Alps with a …

[ad_1] E Ating an orange every day reduces the risk of deteriorating eyesight by up to 60 per cent, a new study suggests. The 15-year badysis indicated that people who regularly eat …

[ad_1] MOSQUITO Mayo Clinic Network News / Tribune News Service Mosquitoes Carrying West Nile Virus in Our Area Must Appear During the Summer But Find Five Positive Samples in a Week? This …

[ad_1] by Associated Press July 13 at 10:03 DOVER, Del. – Officials say that they have detected West Nile virus in wild birds for the first time this year, and it is …

[ad_1] A compound found in oranges could help protect against an age-related eye disease that is incurable, according to a new study. A study showed that people who regularly eat oranges are …