NPR |
Brain's Link To Immune System Might Help Explain Alzheimer's
NPR Fresh evidence that the body's immune system interacts directly with the brain could lead to a new understanding of diseases from multiple sclerosis to Alzheimer's. A study of human and monkey brains found lymphatic vessels — a key part of the body's ... Scientists uncover drain pipes between the brain and the immune system |
Huffington Post Canada |
Trying To Trick Your Circadian Clock Can Mess Your Health Up Completely
Huffington Post Canada Messing with your body's clock is dangerous business. In fact, it could make you sick — or worse. The inner timekeeper, dubbed the "circadian clock", governs the day-night cycle that guides sleep and eating patterns, hormones and even body temperature. Nobel Prize in Medicine for three US scientists work on the body's daily rhythms 3 scientists earn Nobel prize for biological clock discoveries Drosophila melanogaster: The story of the little pest and the famed prize |
The Spokesman-Review |
Seasonal influenza immunizations offered to Cranford residents
NJ.com Seasonal influenza immunizations will be available to Cranford residents in the coming weeks. On Tuesday, Oct. 24, from 3:30 to 6 p.m., vaccine will be administered at the Cranford Community Center located at 220 Walnut Ave. Adults and children over ... Time for your flu shot; clinics are opening soon A shot to keep sneezes away North Idaho man dies from flu complications |
Women's Health |
7 Women Share What Got Them Through Suicidal Thoughts
Women's Health "When considering suicide, it's hard to think of life ever being enjoyable again, but I promise it gets better." By Colleen de Bellefonds October 3, 2017. How real women overcame suicidal thoughts. Getty Images. Everyone feels sad from time to time ... My wife had a baby, and I started thinking about suicide. A psychiatrist's diagnosis surprised me. Brian Welch Addressed His Own Ignorant Comments After Chester Bennington's Suicide |
Minnesota Public Radio News |
How messing with our body clocks can raise alarms with health
Minnesota Public Radio News Research that helped discover the clocks running in every cell in our bodies earned three scientists a Nobel Prize in medicine on Monday. "With exquisite precision, our inner clock adapts our physiology to the dramatically different phases of the day ... |