World AIDS Day Report Finds Progress in Controlling The Spread Of HIV

Medicine & Technology Dec 01, 2014

The celebration of World AIDS Day today brings with it news of triumph against a deadly disease which, up to now, has had no known cure. More people have gained awareness on HIV, and this is due to the years of advocacy and information campaign against the spread of the disease worldwide.

Suicide Attempts Decreased In People Who Went Through Talk Therapy

Nov 26, 2014

Suicide attempts decreased in people who sought talk therapy, study finds.

Powerful Women Are More Depressive Compared To Men With Equal Authority

Nov 26, 2014

Women in Positions of Power Show More Signs of Depression Than Men

Soft Drink Firms Still Target Kids, Report Finds

Nov 21, 2014

Soft drink firms still target kids, report finds

Flu Season Off to a Usual Slow Start, But Expected to Jump in Early 2015

Nov 21, 2014

This time of the year is said to be influenza's season in the U.S., due mainly to the cold weather. However, health officials are saying that the flu season is starting rather slowly, as has usually been the case. The illness will most likely see its peak in January or February, according to the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).

Madagascar Hit By Deadly Plague: Death Toll at 40

Nov 21, 2014

A plague that hit Madagascar has affected 119 people, 40 of whom had already died of the disease. The outbreak started late August this year and continues to hit the country up to the present time. The disease is forecast to spread fast in the capital city, according to the World Health Organization (WHO).

Study Says An Unhappy Marriage Is Bad For a Woman's Heart

Nov 21, 2014

An Unhappy Marriage Is Bad For a Woman's Heart, Study Says

Study Finds Women With Congenital Heart Disease at Low Risk When Giving Birth

Nov 20, 2014

Women With Congenital Heart Disease at Low Risk When Giving Birth, Study Finds.

Most Heavy Drinkers in the U.S May Not Necessarily Be Alcoholics

Nov 20, 2014

Most heavy drinkers in the U.S. are not necessarily alcoholics, study reveals.

Obesity More Expensive Than War And Armed Conflict, Alcoholism And Climate Change

Nov 20, 2014

Obesity More Expensive Than War And Armed Conflict, Alcoholism And Climate Change, A Study Reveals.

Humans and Mice Are Two Identical, Yet Different Creatures

Nov 19, 2014

Humans and Mice Are Two Identical Yet Different Creatures

Texting Is Like Carrying An 8-Year-Old Child On Your Spine: Risky

Nov 19, 2014

Texting is bad for your spine, study says.

Germ-killer Triclosan Found in Soap May Cause Liver Damage

Nov 18, 2014

Germ-killer triclosan found in soap may cause liver damage, as well as other diseases.

Energy Drinks Are Dangerous to Young Kids, Study Says

Nov 18, 2014

Energy Drinks Are Dangerous to Young Kids, Study Says

Asthma Increases Risk for Heart Attack

Nov 18, 2014

Asthma increases risk for heart attack, according to new studies.