Could turn back time on a woman’s biological clock
Using a vitamin that is already on the market, Toronto scientists suspect they have found a way to make old human eggs young again – a prospect that could turn back time on a woman’s biological clock and extend her natural ability to have a healthy child. The treatment has so far only been shown [...]
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Prof. Kamran Khan says it could happen
The plot of the much-hyped movie Contagion follows the destructive path of a lethal and highly contagious new virus that spreads rapidly around the world, killing many in its path as scientists scramble to find a treatment. read more
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Depends on their age, study finds
Worried about wrinkles? The sellers of “age-defying” anti-wrinkle creams would like you to be. read more
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Add soy, nuts, plant sterols to diet, says study
For decades, those with high cholesterol have been given a list of don’ts when it comes to their diet: Don’t eat cholesterol-rich eggs; don’t eat butter; don’t eat red meat or regular ice cream. read more
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Combination previously linked to poor heart health
Research has shown consuming too much salt and being inactive leads to heart disease, but now a new study shows the same combination also can be bad for brain health. read more
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Mistakes help older people learn
It sounds like a cliché, but a study has concluded it’s better for people to learn from their mistakes. read more
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The key to better health care for seniors and reduced hospital costs could be as simple as new mattresses. read more
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An op-ed by Prof. Raisa Deber
Here it comes again – an idea that surfaces regularly in Canadian health-care debates and seems to hold sway with those who advocate common-sense principles: user fees. read more
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Finding paves the way for personalized treatment
The question of why some people are genetically predisposed to rheumatoid arthritis has been answered for some patients by Canadian researchers. read more
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Avoid gaining weight and adding potentially dangerous fat around the abdomen. Watch your cholesterol. Get screened for cancer. read more
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