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Metformin remains the best treatment for type 2 diabetes, which also had favorable outcomes with managing cardiovascular effects. Medical researchers say that antidiabetic medication must focus beyond controlling blood sugar levels.
In a new research paper, scientists claim that weightlifting brings changes to the brain before it does any alterations in muscles. Furthermore, the researchers believe that the findings of their study have implications in stroke patients.
Researchers from the National University of Singapore have devised a portable COVID-19 micro-polymerase chain reaction diagnostic system. The device is portable and is said to give off results in just an hour.
A group of scientists has developed eye drops that could prevent vision loss after retinal vein occlusion. The condition is said to be one of the leading causes of blindness in adults around the world.
If you are a fitness freak, you will certainly know the value of building muscle and burning fat. And you will probably be aware of the struggles involved as well!
Parkinson's disease was cured in mice models by focusing on their neuron development. The team hopes to expand their research to treat other diseases linked to the nervous system.
The price for remdesivir is out, and Gilead Sciences says it could cost up to $2,340 per patient for most wealthy nations. Some patient advocates contend that the price should be less, considering its development and trials received aid from the U.S. government. Click the link above to learn more.
Earlier research suggests that skin lesions also known as COVID-toes on children and adolescents are caused by SARS-CoV-2, but a recent study reveals that it might not be the case.
Scientists explain why it's more than just age that makes senior citizens vulnerable to the virus. A recent report has calculated the most recent death rates from nursing homes and long-term care centers.
Hypertension in children is becoming increasingly common. Scientists have determined that eye health helps indicate a child's risk of developing high blood pressure.
New research claims that the measles may have emerged in humans in the 6th century BCE, rather than later. The findings come from a century-old diseased lung from Berlin belonging to a 2-year-old who died from measles in 1912.