Boosting levels of the stress hormone cortisol with low doses of hydrocortisone could help patients with chronic fatigue syndrome and fibromyalgia feel better, a California doctor says.
Strength training can be a powerful intervention for improving the health of older adults. How can primary care physicians best expand access to strength training for their patients?
While the benefits of low-dose aspirin in preventing cardiovascular events is well-recognized, its use for primary prevention remains low. Can a community-based intervention improve utilization?
This study evaluated a community-based participatory research initiative targeting hypertension risk factors among patients with undetected and uncontrolled hypertension.
Could one's racial/ethnic background potentially be a contributing factor in contracting various chronic diseases? This new report takes a look at a population of US military personnel.
Should adults with arthritis exercise on a regular basis and, if so, how much is optimal? Read this new article to learn about the latest recommendations.
What are some of the collaborative ways in which healthcare professionals can help men and women returning to the United States after combat duty? This new study takes a look at caring for this potentially vulnerable population.
Residents of rural communities in the US experience disproportionately high rates of obesity. This review provides guidance on implementing strategies to reduce obesity in this population.
How do scientists explain the possible connection between the germ theory and the development of chronic diseases over time? This new study discusses the issues.