If someone needs to restrict their protein intake because of kidney damage, is it safe to do a low carb diet?
7th Q&A With Dr. Richard Bernstein
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Research
Teens’ Negative Body Images Play Role in Later Adult Obesity
If you’re concerned about your teen’s extra pounds, it might be a good idea to keep those concerns to yourself
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Altering Gut Bacteria Could Rival Bypass Surgery Effects
Obese patients hoping to slim down with bariatric surgery may soon be able to get the weight-loss effects of gastric
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Fatigue Causes Healthcare Errors
So what do those long hours on nursing duty mean when it comes to the quality of healthcare we receive?
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Adult Stem Cells Could Help Thwart Amputations
New stem cell research may take a step toward preventing amputations in people with diabetes, according to a new study
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Inflammation Linked to Eye Diseases
A protein linked to inflammation could predict the risks of two eye-related diseases common in people with diabetes, according to
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Lack of Sleep Affects Portion Size and Food Choices in Young Men
Don’t get enough sleep? According to a small, new study, this may make you eat larger portions of high-calorie foods
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Good Doctor-Patient Communication Improves Health Outcomes
Although some Continuing Medical Education (CME) is aimed at helping doctors improve communication skills, more doctors should get involved. That
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TIR-199: Potential New Heavy Weapon Against Kidney Cancer
Researchers in California may have taken a big step in the fight to end renal cancer. Chemists at the University
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Could Pig Worms Lead to the Cure for Type 1?
Research into a cure for type 1 diabetes proceeds on several fronts. One interesting approach is seeking ways to manipulate
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Trying to Put Ourselves First
Working full-time, taking care of your family and your home, and being a good spouse seem like a pretty full
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