A new report from a group of leading medical experts in the US claims breast cancer is not a single disease; it consists of four molecular subtypes, each with different treatment responses and different survival rates. Incidence of these subtypes … Read More »
Researchers at The Saban Research Institute of Children’s Hospital Los Angeles, CA, and Columbia University Medical Center in New York, NY, have published the findings of a new study that investigates associations between socioeconomic factors and children’s brain development in … Read More »
Exploding head syndrome might not be a condition that people are familiar with, but according to new research published in the Journal of Sleep Research, a surprisingly high percentage of young people could experience the psychological phenomenon. Exploding head syndrome … Read More »
6 Reasons You’re Settling for a Lackluster Life (And What to Do About It Starting Now) I believe in a lot of things, but one thing I don’t believe in is settling. Whether you are settling for a relationship that … Read More »
Some stars shine brighter than others. It’s the same with ideas; all are important but some really stand out. Stewardship of our resources is one of SCL Health’s top priorities, and senior leaders say it begins with ideas.Such thinking about … Read More »
They received Healthgrades® 2015 America’s 100 Best Hospitals Award™ for their consistent and superior clinical performance. A third SCL Health hospital, Good Samaritan Medical Center, also received the 2015 Distinguished Hospital Award. They are the only two hospitals in all … Read More »
A new study published in the journal Biological Psychiatry investigates the role antibodies may play in cases of psychosis, suggesting that psychosis symptoms such as hallucinations and delusions may be triggered by an antibody response to a protein in the … Read More »
By Jenna Birch, SELF Do you ever feel like you’ve got so much on your plate that you’re not getting anything done? How about that feeling that you’re accomplishing a lot in the here and now but haven’t really touched … Read More »
DreamPictures via Getty Images Thanks to growing awareness of and willingness to accommodate a wide variety of dietary restrictions and sensitivities, navigating a restaurant menu when you have food allergies is only getting easier. To help allergic diners make more … Read More »
It’s easy to claim we’re “addicted” to foods like the donuts from down the street or our beloved Thai takeout. But while the concept of food addiction is controversial among researchers, there is growing evidence that highly-processed, fatty, sugary foods … Read More »