Labels and food waste (2023-03-13)
In a bid to reduce food waste, the European Commission has oddly proposed a revision of the rules on the “best before” date for food, adding the...
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COVID-19, antimalarial drugs, malaria and blood type (2020-04-04)
There is a link between COVID-19, antimalarial drugs, malaria and blood type: people with blood type 0 are less likely to be infected with both COVID-19 and...
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Belly, thigh fat linked to aggressive prostate cancer risk (2020-03-29)
Men who have high amounts of fat in their abdomens and thighs may have greater risk of developing advanced and fatal prostate cancer than those with less...
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Parents who are constantly checking their phones and kids who misbehave
Parents who are constantly checking their phones may be more likely to have kids who misbehave than people who are able to step away from their screens, a...
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Overeating increases in evening as hunger hormone levels rise
"Our findings suggest that evening is a high-risk time for overeating, especially if you're stressed and already prone to binge eating," says Susan Carnell.
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Effect of Oscillation on Perineal Pressure in Cyclists
The role of micro-trauma while cycling has long been postulated to contribute to perineal numbness in both men and women cyclists and potentially to ED in...
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Hands-Free Talking, Texting are Unsafe
Using hands-free devices to talk, text or send e-mail while driving is distracting and risky, contrary to what many people believe, says a University of...
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New guidelines for skin cancer diagnosis still allow for error
The latest guidelines for the diagnosis of skin cancer provide for a more accurate diagnosis, but still allow for a great deal of error, says a new study.
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