Getting parents to stop smoking during pregnancy and to follow safe sleeping advice is key to tackling sudden unexplained infant deaths, according to an article in this week's BMJ. The term sudden ...
Graham Averill is Outside magazine’s national parks columnist, but some of his favorite adventures have happened inside state parks. New perk: Easily find new routes and hidden gems, upcoming running ...
The ‘feel good’ brain chemical serotonin could hold the key to cot death. Researchers have shown that the chemical, which is more usually associated with keeping mood on an even keel, is key to ...
A GENE which helps maintain the brain in good working order may hold the key to understanding the causes of cot death, it emerged today. A GENE which helps maintain the brain in good working order may ...
The Car of Tomorrow has become the Car of Today. What hasn’t changed about the race car running in NASCAR’s Sprint Cup Series since 2007 is that it’s difficult to drive. Wider, taller and equipped ...
After struggling for years to explain why some apparently healthy babies die suddenly in their sleep, a study has singled out serotonin deficiency as a key culprit in sudden infant death syndrome ...
The Car of Tomorrow has become the Car of Today. What hasn't changed about the race car running in NASCAR's Sprint Cup Series since 2007 is that it's difficult to drive. Wider, taller and equipped ...
Cot death babies lack a key brain chemical that regulates breathing, heart rate and sleep, research has shown. Scientists in the US discovered abnormal amounts of serotonin in brain tissue samples ...
A gene which helps keep the brain in good working order may hold the key to understanding the causes of cot death. Scientists in Edinburgh are investigating the possibility that infants fall victim to ...
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