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Women With Depression During or After Pregnancy Face Greater Suicide Risk, Even Years Later - Vimarsana News

Women With Depression During or After Pregnancy Face Greater Suicide Risk, Even Years Later

Two studies concluded that depression that began in pregnancy or soon after could have troubling implications for as long as 18 years.

Resistance to liver cancer treatment discovered by UH researchers | University of Hawaiʻi System News - Vimarsana News

Resistance to liver cancer treatment discovered by UH researchers | University of Hawaiʻi System News

Newer immunotherapy medications can slow the spread in many types of cancers, but liver tumors often do not respond.

Source: hawaii.edu
Can Vitamin D Supplements Reduce Risks Of Heart Diseases? Here's What Study Shows - Vimarsana News

Can Vitamin D Supplements Reduce Risks Of Heart Diseases? Here's What Study Shows

According to findings published in the journal BMJ, when used once a month, Vitamin D supplements may lower the risk of heart attack or any other serious cardiac events in people aged 60 years or older.

Source: news18.com
Sugar-sweetened beverages linked to a higher risk of heart disease and death in type 2 diabetics; know more - Vimarsana News

Sugar-sweetened beverages linked to a higher risk of heart disease and death in type 2 diabetics; know more

According to the study, an increase in consumption of coffee tea or low-fat milk (versus no change in consumption) after the diagnosis of diabetes resulted in a further reduction in the incidence of cardiovascular diseases and death

Coffee, other beverages could lower risk of premature death in diabetic patients: BMJ Journal - Vimarsana News

Coffee, other beverages could lower risk of premature death in diabetic patients: BMJ Journal

Officials say a simple cup of coffee could go a long way for adults with diabetes, and not just by waking them up in the morning.

Source: 6abc.com