MEDICINE & HEALTH

Top Foods That Asthma Patients Should Eat Or Avoid To Lower The Risk & Frequency Of Asthma Attacks

MEDICINE & HEALTH 06.08.2017 01:16 AM

Studies reveal foods and drinks that asthma patients should avoid in order to frequent their condition attacks.

Drinking Coffee Benefits: Aids In Weight Loss, Boosts Happiness, Increases Athletic Performance & More

06.08.2017 01:09 AM

Researchers discover that drinking an amount of coffee has many health benefits. As drinking coffee is known to have bad effects in some people, researchers have seen health benefits from drinking a certain amount of it.

Pediatrics Introduce New Protocol to Significantly Reduce Missed Sepsis Diagnoses in Children Patients

06.07.2017 12:34 PM

The new protocol improves the recognition of severe sepsis by 76 percent and combining the identification of vital signs, risks factor, and physicians judgment.

Probiotics May Help to Preventing Ulcerative Colitis, But Not to Treat The Inflammatory Bowel Diseases

06.07.2017 11:41 AM

Ulcerative colitis is the most common type of the inflammatory bowel disease and probiotics is suggested to ease the discomfort but is it true?

Tuna Steaks Recalled Due To The Hepatitis A Virus Contamination

06.07.2017 07:47 AM

The Hilo Fish Company in Hawaii recalled tuna steaks from the three U.S. states after the test results indicated the probable Hepatitis A contamination.

A-Fib Patients May Be Getting The Wrong Dosage Of Their Blood Thinner Medications, Study Reveals

06.07.2017 07:44 AM

A study revealed that some atrial fibrillation (A-Fib) patients may be getting overdose or underdose from their prescribed blood thinner.

Diabetes Drug Linagliptin Prevents Heart Stiffening In Obese Mice Fed With Western Diet, Study Says

06.07.2017 05:48 AM

Mice fed with Western diet along with a low dose of diabetes drug Linagliptin was seen to not develop diastolic dysfunction.

A Clinical Study Finds Pfizer's Dacomitinib Delays The Growth of Lung Cancer Cells Better Than AstraZeneca's Iressa

06.06.2017 16:06 PM

In the last day of ASCO 2017 annual meeting on Tuesday, researchers presented the data of Dacomitinib that delayed the growth of the lung cancer longer than Gefitinib, trademarked as Iressa in newly diagnosed patients.

New Test for HDL Cholesterol Function Will Improve The Diagnosis for Heart Disease Risk

06.06.2017 16:03 PM

Researchers have achieved an innovative achievement in testing the HDL function for improving diagnosis of heart disease.

Researchers From The Hebrew University of Jerusalem Discover A Micro-Gene That Protects Brain From Epilepsy

06.06.2017 04:43 AM

The research was triggered by some cases of epileptic-like seizure in Japan in December 1997, when hundreds of children were brought to the hospital.

Scientists At BAT Finds E-Cigarette Vapor Has Minimal Impact To Human Cells

06.06.2017 04:38 AM

A group of scientists at the British American Tobacco conducted a study that showed vapor from e-cigarette does not cause mutation in DNA.

Researchers Reveal The Effects Of Aspirin On People With Hard Arteries & Breast Cancer

06.06.2017 04:30 AM

Studies reveal benefits of aspirin intake on breast cancer prevention as well as on people with hard arteries.

Incyte's Epacadostat Combo Trials With Merck’s Keytruda Reveals Promising Cancer Treatment Results

06.06.2017 04:20 AM

Results from the trials combining Incyte’s epacadostat and Merck's Keytruda were revealed. Incyte’s epacadostat was described to be an oral inhibitor of the IDO1 enzyme that stops cancer cells.

Emergency Medical Procedures Not Applicable In Space, Separate Training For Future Space Travelers Required In Survival Scenarios

06.05.2017 14:08 PM

Space Travellers will be facing a tough challenge when facing situations that require emergency medical procedures in the deep realm of space. A multitasking training is suggested to secure the safety of fellow space crew in the field of emergency medical applications.

Follistatin Plays Important Role in Embryo Implantation, According to Study from Baylor College of Medicine Researchers

06.05.2017 10:53 AM

Researchers from Baylor College of Medicine has investigated and found the role of Follistatin is crucial for the successful embryo implantation.

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