Science news articles about 'chronic disease'

... at Indiana University–Purdue University Indianapolis designed a study to determine whether chronic disease management of individuals with diabetes and/or congestive heart failure (CHF) improves ...

Priya Shetty explores the truths and the myths about chronic diseases in the developing world.

Vaccines for non-infectious illness could help developing nations tackle the growing burden of chronic disease. Maryke Steffens reports.

... to distinguish among those causes. "It is hard to diagnose the anemia of chronic disease," said senior author Jerry Kaplan, Ph.D., University of Utah professor of pathology and assistant ...

... would be better off without it," state the authors. However, they suggest that anemia of chronic disease has the characteristics of an adaptive physiologic response, and their review of the ...

... researchers' hypothesis "starts from considering feeding as a preventive action of the development of chronic diseases, which are the first cause of mortality and morbidity in the world at present: ...

... association between sticking to the Mediterranean diet, premature death, and the occurrence of chronic diseases in the general population. A team of researchers from the University of Florence ...

Understanding how neglected tropical diseases affect chronic diseases can help inform health policies, say Peter Hotez and Abdallah Daar.

... some schools in urban areas have been grappling with how best to help children cope with this chronic disease. Asthma can be deadly if not managed properly. "This study demonstrates how schools can ...

Australians with chronic diseases are more likely to miss work, and people with depression, arthritis and asthma take the most days off, a report has found.

Australians with chronic diseases are more likely to miss work, and people with depression, arthritis and asthma take the most days off, a report has found.

... in South Korea have identified genes that are linked to key indicators such as blood pressure and bone density that have a bearing on chronic diseases such as hypertension and osteoporosis.

The huge burden of chronic diseases in developing countries could be cut by an alliance of agencies teaming up for research.

... 's early-life experience sticks with them into adulthood and may render them more susceptible to many of the chronic diseases of aging, according to a new UBC study. A team led by UBC researchers ...

People's early-life experience sticks with them into adulthood and may render them more susceptible to many of the chronic diseases of aging, according to a new study.