Researchers Find Differences In Pain, Stress Tolerance Between PMDD And Depressed Patients

New research has found that conditions like premenstrual dysphoric disorder (PMDD) and depression may have an effect on how females handle pain and stress. According to a study published in Biological Psychology, women with PMDD and a history of severe depression were more likely to have lower cortisol and a greater sensitivity to pain compared

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Study Finds Enzyme Causes Clogged Arteries

Researchers in London have found an enzyme responsible for causing clogged arteries. They say matrix metalloproteinase-8 enzyme (MMP8) plays a crucial role in raising blood pressure and causing abnormal build-up of cells in the arteries—both of which increase the risk of heart disease. “Our research tells us that this enzyme plays a crucial role in

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Study: An Obese Child May Be Likely To Suffer A Chronic Disorder In Their Adulthood

Scientists from the University of Colorado School of Medicine are stressing the importance of maintaining a healthy diet stemming from childhood . According to the research, a child who is excessively overweight may be at an increased risk of suffering from obesity, diabetes or heart disease in their adulthood. The investigators claimed that childhood obesity

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