MEDICINE & HEALTH

Classification of Protein Signatures to Personalize Cancer Treatment

MEDICINE & HEALTH 04.17.2019 08:59 AM

Computational researchers develop protein atlas to accelerate personalized treatment Only about one in four people diagnosed with acute myelogenous leukemia (AML) survive five years after the initial diagnosis.

Scientists Discovered a New Approach to Reduce or Prevent Renal Fibrosis

04.16.2019 21:06 PM

Scientists Discovered a New Approach to Reduce or Prevent Renal Fibrosis The strange growth of fibrotic material within the kidney, renal fibrosis, obstructs kidney function and may lead to eventual renal failure.

Beards Carry More Germs Than Dogs, says Swiss Scientists

04.16.2019 21:05 PM

The report recently released by Swiss Scientists say that the bacteria lurking in men’s beards are far worse than those found in dogs.

Europe is At Risk of Dengue Fever

04.16.2019 20:11 PM

Scientists warn of the dangers from dengue in hotter and wetter climate The diseases that are insect-borne such as leishmaniasis, encephalitis and dengue fever are on the rise and now feared to have spread into many areas of Europe, in a recent study has found.

Internal Bacteria Grow in Pregnant Women for the First Time, New Study Proves

04.16.2019 19:59 PM

Bacteria sense progesterone and react to it It has come to the understanding of university researchers that bacteria sense pregnancy and understand the need to move to the next generation for them to help babies in breaking down the sugar in mother's milk.

Measles Outbreak In The US Sets New Record

04.16.2019 19:25 PM

There are still areas in the US where a lot of people are still unvaccinated and the infections overseas is what is making outbreaks as such possible, even in the US.

Fentanyl-Related Deaths Are On the Rise in West Virginia, Up to 122%

04.16.2019 14:16 PM

The drug is easy to export, and it is a thousand times stronger than morphine and heroin The National Institutes of Health, West Virginia University funded a recent study that has researchers Gordon Smith, Marie Abate, and Zheng Dai and they discovered an increase in fentanyl-related deaths in West Virginia, even as there is a decline in deaths related to prescription for opioids.

Comic-Style Information Helpful For Patients Scheduled to Undergo Cardiac Catheterization

04.16.2019 11:49 AM

Patients who received this comic-style felt well prepared for surgery, study says Physicians need to fully inform patients about what the procedure will entail before undergoing surgery.

Survey of Births Finds Millions of Missing Women

04.16.2019 10:21 AM

It has been common knowledge to people that whenever a man ejaculates, he produces somewhere between 40 million and 1.2 billion of sperms

Dark Chocolate Can Help Lower Blood Pressure, Studies Show

04.16.2019 10:04 AM

This sweet treat can unexpectedly help those with high blood pressure As everyone knows, high blood pressure can be the cause of numerous serious health complications, especially if it is untreated.

Measles Outbreak Causes the Shutdown of a School in New York

04.16.2019 10:01 AM

Jewish school gets shutdown after refusal to present health documents to the Department of Health. As the controversy in anti-vax issues continue, New York City Department of Health has issued an exclusion order last December that prevents unvaccinated students from attending school in some neighborhoods.

Losing Weight Doesn’t Mean You’re Losing Fat

04.15.2019 23:08 PM

Did you know that the faster you are losing weight, the more likely are you not losing all that fat?

Milan Fair Tests to See If Quality of Interior Design Affects Health

04.15.2019 23:06 PM

There are some things that might be seen as unimportant or insignificant could actually have a great impact on the people that inhabit the space.

2 Year Old Roman Dinkel Fights both Hydrocephalus and Spina Bifida

04.15.2019 21:38 PM

Roman Dinkel, the little boy who is just 2 years old has become the star of the social media because the gritty little feller refuses to give in to the odds that are stacked against him.

The Rise of Implicit Weight Bias Due to Celebrity Fat-Shaming

04.15.2019 14:14 PM

Cultural messages augmenting women’s gut-level feeling that thin is good and fat is bad The public has routinely criticized female celebrities, particularly about their appearance.

629 630 631 632 633 634 635 636 637

Most Popular

Texas Teen Died After Helping Her Family Escape From Car That Plunged Into Raging Floodwaters

Texas Official Shot Down Siren Flood Alert, Complaining That It Might Go Off 'In the Middle of the Night': Report

Trump Administration Declares COVID-19 Likely Originated from Wuhan Lab Leak, Citing Scientific Evidence

Mysterious Blue Sea Creatures Blanket Bay Area Beaches — Scientists Say It Could Get Worse

Tesla Cybertruck Crashes Anti-ICE Protests in LA, Becomes Unlikely Symbol of Trump Controversy