Men's Health from Men's Health Exercise reduces diabetes risk in men Inactive men face nearly four times the risk of developing diabetes compared with fit, physically active men, according to researchers. Women's Health from Women's Health Depression raises risk of preeclampsia Women who are depressed and feel anxious during early pregnancy may have a higher risk of developing high blood pressure during pregnancy, a potentially dangerous condition, researchers report. Nutrition from Nutrition Value of very low fat diets is unproven Plenty of research shows that low fat diets can reduce your risk of heart disease. Seniors' Health from Seniors' Health Melatonin levels do not fall with age Blood levels of melatonin, a hormone produced by the pineal gland deep in the brain, were thought to fall with age, prompting claims that taking supplements of the hormone might slow aging. But results of a new study contradict this theory, suggesting that melatonin levels do not fall with the advance of Father Time.
All newborns cry.
It s one of their only ways to communicate before learning how to speak or to make even the simplest facial expressions. But when an infant remains uncontrollably irritable for hours each day and there s no apparent physiological explanation, chances are that he or she has colic.