Archive: 05/08/2014

What drives cybersex addiction among female internet pornography users?

Women who visit Internet pornography sites are at risk of developing cybersex addiction. A comparison of the tendency toward cybersex addiction among heterosexual women who do or do not use Internet pornography and factors ...

Aug 5, 2014

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Pump up the music—especially the bass—to make you feel powerful

It's the day of the big game – before heading out to the field, you put on your headphones and blast some music to pump you up. The music seemingly empowers you to do great things. This effect is not all in your head – ...

Aug 5, 2014

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A new 'whey' to control diabetes

Blood sugar surges—after-meal glucose "spikes"—can be life threatening for the 29 million Americans with diabetes. Diabetic blood sugar spikes have been linked to cardiovascular disease, cancer, Alzheimer's disease, kidney ...

Aug 5, 2014

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Skip the steroids for shoulder pain?

(HealthDay)—For relief of shoulder pain, physical therapy and steroid shots provide similar results, a new study finds.

Aug 5, 2014

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Cancer fighter can help battle pneumonia

The tip of an immune molecule known for its skill at fighting cancer may also help patients survive pneumonia, scientists report.

Aug 5, 2014

New study finds shingles vaccine remains effective after chemotherapy

The herpes zoster vaccine continues to be effective in protecting older adults against shingles, even after they undergo chemotherapy, according to a Kaiser Permanente study published today in the journal Clinical Infectious ...

Aug 5, 2014

Electronic cigarettes: many questions, limited research

Electronic cigarettes (ECIGs) are booming in popularity—but there's still only limited evidence on their potential health risks, or their advertised benefits in helping people to quit smoking, according to a research review ...

Aug 5, 2014

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Genetic testing of tumor is recommended for colorectal cancer patients

Of the 143,000 patients diagnosed with colorectal cancer annually in the U.S., up to 25 percent have a familial risk of colorectal cancer. A new guideline from the U.S. Multi-Society Task Force on Colorectal Cancer recommends ...

Aug 5, 2014

Rituals can help older people remember to take their asthma meds

Storing it in the bathroom and making it part of a daily routine may be helpful advice that doctors can give their older asthmatic patients who struggle to remember to take their daily prescribed medication. This advice comes ...

Aug 5, 2014

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PET/CT using FDG-labeled leucocytes may detect infection in acute pancreatitis patients

A new study diagnosing infection in patients with pancreatic fluid collections may swiftly and accurately rule out active infection in the body. As reported in the August issue of The Journal of Nuclear Medicine, this treatment ...

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Archive: 05/08/2014

What drives cybersex addiction among female internet pornography users?

Pump up the music—especially the bass—to make you feel powerful

A new 'whey' to control diabetes

Skip the steroids for shoulder pain?

Cancer fighter can help battle pneumonia

New study finds shingles vaccine remains effective after chemotherapy

Electronic cigarettes: many questions, limited research

Genetic testing of tumor is recommended for colorectal cancer patients

Rituals can help older people remember to take their asthma meds

PET/CT using FDG-labeled leucocytes may detect infection in acute pancreatitis patients

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