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Exercising While on This Kind of Diet May Weaken Your Bones

Calorie-restricted diets are something of a trend these days. This might mean consuming as little as 1,200 calories a day (the average in the U.S. is 2,745 for males, 1,833 for females). Tests have…

Charles Stockdale · 7 years ago

Major Biotechs Scare Off Short Sellers

The August 30 short interest data has been compared with the previous report, and short interest in most of these selected biotech stocks decreased.

Chris Lange · 7 years ago

New Mega-Study Says Supplements Might Improve Mental Health

Nutritional supplements often get a bad rap from doctors and nutritional scientists, but a new study — the largest evidence-based review of the subject ever undertaken — suggests that, if nothing else, some supplements…

Charles Stockdale · 7 years ago

Short Sellers Hike Their Bets in Biotech

The August 15 short interest data has been compared with the previous report, and short interest in most of these selected biotech stocks increased.

Chris Lange · 7 years ago

Great News for Patients With Dangerously Low Blood Sugar

Xeris Pharmaceuticals shares were halted briefly on Tuesday after the firm announced that it has received regulatory approval from the FDA for Gvoke, its treatment of severe hypoglycemia in pediatric and adult patients with…

Chris Lange · 7 years ago

A Medieval Disease Could Resurface in America

A New York City doctor and professor of medicine, writing on the political website The Hill, has warned that a once-dreaded medieval disease — leprosy — might soon start affecting America’s homeless population. Also…

Charles Stockdale · 7 years ago

Dancing the Hula May Be Key to Lowering Blood Pressure

A part of Hawaiian culture for centuries, the hula is a sinuous dance involving rhythmic movement of the hips and imitative hand gestures — noticeably different, in its authentic form, from the “Little Grass…

Hristina Byrnes · 7 years ago