MEDICINE & HEALTH

Trial Vaccine and Treatments for Kidney Cancer

MEDICINE & HEALTH 12.20.2019 07:33 AM

Researchers are releasing treatments and trial vaccines for kidney cancer patients. Patients can now consult their doctors about trying them out.

Are Spider Bites Really Dangerous Or Is It Time We Change Our View of the Poor Arachnid?

12.20.2019 06:50 AM

Identifying these spiders is easy and knowing them could save a person from suffering the fate of being bitten.

The Overlooked Link Between Exercise and Migraine

12.19.2019 05:26 AM

A recent study showed the importance of light to moderate execrise for migraine patients A recent study highlighted a link between exercise and migraine, and their often overlooked relationship.

A New Drug Is Said To Target Breast Cancer Cells?

12.19.2019 05:21 AM

There is new hope on the ongoing battle against breast cancer as a new drug is said to target cancer cells.

A New Study Supports Benefits of Non-Drug Therapies for Chronic Pain

12.16.2019 09:15 AM

Current treatments for chronic pain has significant risks. A team of researchers are now pushing for non-drug therapies that is safe and has long-term benefits.

5 Best Supplements for Weight Loss

12.13.2019 00:28 AM

Losing weight is no easy task. Shedding that excess belly fat takes a lot of effort and dedication. The good news is that if you are already exercising and eating well, taking supplements can help you win the battle of the bulge. Most supplements work by decreasing your appetite, reducing the absorption of fat or increasing the speed at which you burn calories. Here are just a few supplements that may help you reach your target weight.

The Importance of Treating Dry Eyes: Your Tears Have Worth

12.12.2019 09:31 AM

Most people ignore dry eyes, but they can cause more damage than you think. If you are like many people, you may think that dry eyes are not that serious, but that is a huge mistake.

What Careers Are Available for a Graduate With a Fire Science Degree?

12.11.2019 13:28 PM

A fire science degree equips students with the knowledge of how to prevent fires and the ways to stop one. You'll also learn about fire behavior and investigation. Students usually take up this degree if they want to become firefighters. Nonetheless, there are also other career paths that you can take aside from firefighting.

There is a Link Between Obesity and Brain Functions, Study Finds

12.11.2019 11:10 AM

A new study from the Univesity of Vermont suggests people who are overweight or obese have issues with their executive functions.

Is Dairy-Free Milk Better than Cow's Milk?

12.09.2019 08:52 AM

Humans drink milk even through adulthood, but is it really healthy? Humans have an unusual relationship with milk. We still drink milk even after we start eating more complex foods.

Eye Injuries from BB Guns and Paintballs are on the Rise

12.09.2019 07:42 AM

Injuries from BB guns and pellet guns increased to 30% among children and teens. Researchers say that the increasing rate of eye injuries are linked to non-powder firearms such as BB guns and paintball guns.

Man Dies After Contracting a Rare Infection that He Got from His Dog

12.09.2019 07:22 AM

The rare infection is said to be caused by his dog after licking him. He passed away despite being treated in intestive care.

Best Diets Ranked, DASH is Number One and KETO is Last

12.07.2019 07:59 AM

The US News and World Report released a list of the popular diets ranking them from best to worst The Keto diet became popular because it is labeled as a "fat-burning" diet, but according to the 2018 list of the best diets from US News and World Report, it is one of the worst diets, along with the Dukan diet.

Breast Cancer Survivors Share Their Insurance Nightmare Stories

12.07.2019 07:50 AM

Breast cancer survivors voiced their sentiments regarding the bills of their post-cancer treatments.

Working Weekends May Be Connected to Increased Depression Risk

12.07.2019 07:40 AM

Researchers remind everyone to take a break, especially for those who are constantly working and taking up extra shifts.

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