Recent glaucoma screening and treatment effectiveness reviews reveal no added benefit for screening asymptomatic people and do not show which treatments offer the most benefits.
Glaucoma treatment review provides no clear answers
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Monthly Archives: February 2013
High-fat diet tied to problems with anxiety and impulse-control
Research on mice suggests that obesity may contribute to the development of learning disabilities in children.
Preventive measures reduce delirium risk for ICU patients
Environmental and medicinal factors to favor restful sleep in the ICU prevent delirium.
Scientists search for disease clues in “junk” DNA
Much research lies ahead to decipher the role that noncoding regions of DNA have in disease development.
Rising rates of Alzheimer’s lead to frantic search for cure
Public health experts are concerned that the U.S. healthcare system will be unable to keep up with the expense of caring for the rising number of patients with Alzheimer’s disease.
Exercise may benefit those suffering from Parkinson’s disease
New studies reveal the benefits of some types of exercise for Parkinson’s disease, but more studies need to be done to yield precise exercise recommendations.
Children with autism have higher rates of eating problems
New analysis suggests that children with autism have more feeding problems than children without autism, yet experts say that behavioral therapy is more effective than extreme dieting.
Benefit of napping is backed by scientific studies
Napping may help stave off economic losses caused by falling productivity.
Study links short sleep to poor quality diet
Researchers have linked diet to the amount of hours of sleep.
New study backs benefits of yoga
A new study shows a correlation between yoga benefiting people with atrial fibrillation.
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