Down to the bone: depression linked to osteoporosis

Article Abstract:

National Institute of Mental Health researchers found among 24 women studied that those with a history of major depression had a significantly lower bone mineral density than women with no history of depression. High levels of cortisol in depressed women may impair bone reconstruction.

Health aspects, Women, Risk factors, Depression, Mental, Depression (Mood disorder), Women's health, Osteoporosis

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Scan plan: know your contrast agents

Article Abstract:

Serious reactions to ionic, the contrast imaging medium commonly used in CAT scans, occur in about 1 in 1,000 to 2,000 cases. Nionic contrast mediums, which are less likely to cause adverse reactions, are available, but 10 to 20 times more expensive.

CT imaging, CAT scans, Contrast media, Contrast media (Chemicals)

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Do not overchew it; prolonged nicotine replacement therapy may alter insulin levels

Article Abstract:

Swedish research indicates that using nicotine-replacement therapy (NRT) for longer than a year may increase one's resistance to insulin and one's risk of hyperinsulinemia. Such metabolic changes can increase one's risk of heart disease and cancer.

Insulin, Nicotine chewing gum

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