Elevated Albumin Levels in Urine Raise Hypertension Risk
Findings suggest current concept of 'normal' protein secretion needs revision
full story » Novel Treatments Ease Migraine Pain
Both call for stimulation of nerve centers related to pain
full story » Overtime Work Tied to Anxiety, Depression
Rates were higher among less-skilled and those with lower incomes, study finds
full story » High Blood Pressure in Kids Tracks Into Adulthood
Study also suggests strong association between chilhood overweight and higher readings
full story » PTSD High Among Witnesses to 9/11
One in 8 NYC residents near scene affected years later, with those injured suffering most
full story » Coffee Beans May Be Newest Stress-Buster
Just inhaling the aroma activated anxiety-relieving genes, rat research shows
full story » Combat Vets Display Severe Sleep Disorders
But their tech savvy helps them use online programs as well as drugs to help problem
full story » Too Much Cell Phone Time Takes Toll on Teen Sleep
Study found excessive use made adolescents more sleepy, restless and stressed
full story » For Women, a Happy Marriage Means Sweet Dreams
Those in troubled unions report more sleep problems, study finds
full story » Exposure Therapy Effective in Preventing Post-Traumatic Stress
It eased anxiety, corrected belief that reliving memories must be avoided, study concludes
full story » 9/11 Workers Face Chronic Mental Impairment
Stress levels comparable to those seen in returning Afghanistan war veterans, study says
full story » Metabolic Syndrome Foretells Diabetes in Elderly
But increased cardiovascular risk less certain, researchers find
full story » Sorafenib Shows Promise for Heart-Lung Disease
Cancer drug interferes with abnormal cell growth seen in pulmonary hypertension
full story » Mom's Stress in Pregnancy May Up Baby's Asthma and Allergy Risk
Higher levels of allergy marker found in cord blood of stressed mothers' babies
full story » Depression, PTSD Common Among Lung Transplant Patient Caregivers
They're 4 to 5 times more likely to suffer symptoms, but trained counselors could help
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