Binge eating tied to habit circuits in the brain
The brain circuitry that helps us form habits is connected to binge eating disorders, according to new research.
People usually appreciate this social ‘mistake’
Relating to someone else’s story with a similar one your own is often welcome, search indicates. There is one caveat, however.
Prenatal opioids may harm newborn breathing, rat study finds
Prenatal exposure to opioids affects the development of important circuits in the brain and spinal cord that control breathing.
Prenatal opioids may harm newborn breathing, rat study finds
Prenatal exposure to opioids affects the development of important circuits in the brain and spinal cord that control breathing.
Mind-body practice of qigong can ease fatigue from cancer
A low-impact, meditative movement program involving qigong is as effective as standard exercise programs in improving cancer-related fatigue.
Midwives make childbirth a better experience
“Midwifery care is rooted in a philosophy that honors pregnancy and birth as a physiological, social, and cultural process…”
Screening for kidney disease at 35 would save lives
Many people don’t know they have chronic kidney disease until it progresses. Screening all adults over 35 could help save lives and money.
Trees and tall buildings reduce urban heat island effect
The urban heat island effect can lead to dangerous temperatures during the summer. But trees—and higher buildings—can lessen the effect.
Tweaked nausea drug gets into cells for lasting pain relief
A modified version of an anti-nausea medication can reach inside cells to disrupt signaling and provide lasting pain relief.
Postpartum women filled more opioid prescriptions during COVID
Women who gave birth during the COVID pandemic filled significantly more opioid prescriptions, and at higher strength, for postpartum pain.