Michelle Milliken
Articles by Michelle Milliken
Loss of Serotonin - a Happy Hormone - May Play a Role in Alzheimer's
Researchers behind a new study say that medications to treat depression - which is also linked with low serotonin levels - could possibly help with Alzheimer's, too... if further research...
Loss of Serotonin - a Happy Hormone - May Play a Role in Alzheimer's
Researchers behind a new study say that medications to treat depression - which is also linked with low serotonin levels - could possibly help with Alzheimer's, too... if further research...
Certain Early-Stage Breast Cancer Survivors May Be Able to Cut Back on Mammograms
Annual mammograms are generally recommended for at least five years after early-stage breast cancer surgery, but a new study finds that for some patients, they may not be necessary.
Certain Early-Stage Breast Cancer Survivors May Be Able to Cut Back on Mammograms
Annual mammograms are generally recommended for at least five years after early-stage breast cancer surgery, but a new study finds that for some patients, they may not be necessary.
Light Pollution is Drawing Migrating Birds to Cities, Placing Them in a Possible 'Ecological Trap'
More than 4,000 species of birds migrate, and a new study finds artificial light is one of the main predictors of where they'll stop on their journey.
Light Pollution is Drawing Migrating Birds to Cities, Placing Them in a Possible 'Ecological Trap'
More than 4,000 species of birds migrate, and a new study finds artificial light is one of the main predictors of where they'll stop on their journey.
Siblings of Dementia Patients May Face Similar Shortened Life Expectancy, Even Without the Disease
New research finds that twin siblings of dementia patients end up with similar lifespans, which may show environment and genetics impact dementia mortality, as well.
Siblings of Dementia Patients May Face Similar Shortened Life Expectancy, Even Without the Disease
New research finds that twin siblings of dementia patients end up with similar lifespans, which may show environment and genetics impact dementia mortality, as well.
Unhoused Veterans Face Increased Risk of Dementia, New Research Shows
Researchers behind a new study say veterans who develop dementia are also more apt to face homelessness later on.
Unhoused Veterans Face Increased Risk of Dementia, New Research Shows
Researchers behind a new study say veterans who develop dementia are also more apt to face homelessness later on.
Colorado Parks and Wildlife Shares Photos of Rare Piebald Elk Spotted During Survey
The piebald trait only occurs in roughly one in 100,000 elk.
Colorado Parks and Wildlife Shares Photos of Rare Piebald Elk Spotted During Survey
The piebald trait only occurs in roughly one in 100,000 elk.