health studies
Study: Motor vehicles make Americans fat
European countries with high rates of walking and cycling have fewer obese people than Australia and the United States, U.S. researchers found.
Resveratrol may suppress inflammation
Resveratrol, found in the skin of red grapes and red wine, appears to suppress inflammation in humans, U.S.researchers say.
Vitamin E may decrease Alzheimer's risk
High levels of several vitamin E components in the blood has been linked to a decreased risk for Alzheimer's disease, Swedish and Italian researchers say.
Cellphone towers not linked to cancer
British researchers say living near a cellphone base station does increase a woman's likelihood of having a child with cancer.
Study: Coffee, tea cut heart disease risk
A large study in the Netherlands found moderate consumption of coffee or tea cuts the risk of heart disease significantly, researchers say.
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