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Studies have shown health-related social needs—food insecurity, housing instability, and lack of transportation—are associated with poor health outcomes, more health […] A comparison of mouse Alzheimer’s disease models shows changes in the number of cells and the genes they express remain […] Two studies examining the benefits and costs of treating high blood pressure more intensively, by aiming for lower blood pressure […] Research into young people’s drinking habits tends to focus on high school and college students. Middle school students are rarely […] A School of Public Health professor has been extensively researching eating disorders in the United States and has found trends […] Researchers at the University of Bristol and Imperial College London have established a new model system that uses red blood […] Juvenile obesity is known to cause a range of health problems, and University of Kansas researchers have documented another concern. […] A pair of studies led by University of North Carolina Lineberger Comprehensive Cancer Center researchers could aid in improved diagnosis […] Humans are unusual in that women go through menopause and stop reproducing long before reaching the end of their life […] A detailed study of four mouse models of autism challenges the most common assumption about what goes wrong in brain […]
We need a better approach to studies that address health-related social needs
Consistent gene changes in Alzheimer’s disease across studies
Studies explore potential benefits and costs of increased treatment to achieve lower blood pressure
WVU researcher studies link between caffeine, sleep and alcohol use in middle-schoolers
Three studies reveal noteworthy trends regarding eating disorders in the U.S.
Immortalised blood cell lines enable new studies of malaria invasion
Studies: Overweight kids have more fatty tissue in muscles than peers, at risk of health problems
New studies aim to improve melanoma diagnosis
Studies lend support to ‘grandmother hypothesis,’ but there are limits
Mouse studies show ‘inhibition’ theory of autism wrong
