MEDICINE & HEALTH

Cockroaches Are Becoming Immune to Insecticides

MEDICINE & HEALTH 07.04.2019 08:46 AM

Scientists were able to keep cockroach populations level through rotating insecticides, but weren't actually able to reduce their numbers.

Securing Cell-killing Treatments in Tumors After Injection

07.04.2019 08:39 AM

Attaching a Velcro-like molecule may prevent immune proteins from leaking out after injection. Cytokines, small proteins released by immune cells to communicate with each other, have for some time been investigated as a potential cancer treatment.

MRSA Infections Could Be Possibly Treated Using a New Combination of Drugs

07.03.2019 21:28 PM

Collaborators from the University of Cambridge and the Wellcome Sanger Institute suggests that some MRSA infections could be solved using widely-used antibiotics.

Oncologists at Higher Risk For Depression, Anxiety, and Burnout

07.03.2019 09:22 AM

Experts say that doctors and caregivers are also at a higher risk for anxiety, burnout, and depression.

Chemicals Used in Toothpaste and Cosmetics Could Be Linked to Osteoporosis, Says Research

07.03.2019 08:59 AM

Studies in animals showed that long-term exposure to the chemical increased the animal's risk for skin cancer.

Brain Injury Predominant in Domestic Violence, Study Says

07.03.2019 08:42 AM

The study suggests that the blows to the head caused brain injury and by oxygen deprivation are likely ongoing health issues for many domestic violence survivors

Study Discovers Five Health Problems Per Person

07.02.2019 09:54 AM

Individualized screening and self-management recommendations do enhance health, even among people who feel healthy

Last Man to Walk the Moon Warns About Moon Dust Allergy

07.01.2019 08:47 AM

Schmitt reported that the insides of his nose became swollen and that the allergic reaction could be heard from his voice.

Your Eyeballs Play Hosts to a Collection of Microbiome

07.01.2019 08:45 AM

The important factor for these types of the microbiome that can be found in eyeballs is to keep it in perfect balance.

Chronic Hepatitis B Infections in Europe on the Rise Since 2008

07.01.2019 08:43 AM

In 2017, the considerable high rate of 26,907 reported hepatitis B infections particularly chronic cases, in combination with the diversity in stated transmission routes across Europe suggested that countries need to maintain and strengthen local hepatitis prevention and control programs

Researchers Discovered a Mechanism to Enhance Pancreatic Islet Transportation in Type 1 Diabetes

07.01.2019 08:35 AM

The study suggests islet transplantation can restore the physiological function in patients with this type of diabetes

Ocean Bacteria May Cause Serious Skin Problems

06.29.2019 11:21 AM

Ocean water may look clean and safe, but it comes with minute bacteria that can cause serious skin concerns even after ten minutes of exposure.

How Your Health is at Risk During a Heatwave

06.29.2019 11:19 AM

Many places in Europe are experiencing their hottest June on record. A record temperature of 38.6 degrees Celsius -- 101.5-degree Fahrenheit -- was recorded in Germany this week.

Fungus Modified With Spider Venom Offers New Hope in Fight Against Malaria

06.29.2019 11:17 AM

Researchers have created a new weapon in the fight against malaria, it is a fungus that is genetically engineered using a gene found in the venom of an Australian spider. The trial was done in Burkina Faso, a country with a high prevalence of malaria.f malaria.

Study Reveals Extremely Low Vaccine Popularity in Rich Countries

06.28.2019 10:27 AM

Richer countries have less faith in vaccines as compared to countries with the rampant cases of poverty.

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