Although cervical cancer is a preventable and highly curable disease, a new report released by Human Rights Watch reveals that Black women in Alabama are dying of this cancer at more than twice the national average, reports The Guardian. Cervical cancer was once a major cause of death for American women, but the advent of… Read More: Cervical Cancer Death Rates Alarmingly High Among Black Women in… »
A new study links hearing loss with an increased risk for mortality before the age of 75 due to cardiovascular disease. Researchers at the Robert N. Butler Columbia Aging Center at Columbia University Mailman School of Public Health found that mortality among those with hearing loss is elevated, particularly among men and women younger than… Read More: Hearing loss is a risk factor for premature death »
A large medical study has shown compelling results that a simple test you can do almost anywhere could shed light on whether or not you will die early. New research suggests your ability to ascend the staircase with ease means you will live a long and healthy life free from disease. Conversely, those who cannot… Read More: Simple formula to avoiding early death »
Welp, those pesky millennials are at it again. The generation has already apparently slayed sex, destroyed department stores, and annihilated Applebee’s, among other staples of a simpler time. And now, it seems the millennials have trained their sights on yet another beloved marker of a bygone era: canned tuna. Advertisement – Continue Reading Below The… Read More: Don't Blame Millennials for the Death of Canned Tuna »