MEDICINE & HEALTH

Health Leaders From Erie County Warns After Ticks & Rabies Once Warm Winter Ends

MEDICINE & HEALTH 05.17.2017 06:01 AM

Health experts have warned residents of Erie County about the harms of ticks and rabies after the warm winter.

Johnson & Johnson Is Asked By FDA To Add Warnings About Leg, Foot Amputations With Diabetes Drug, Invokana

05.17.2017 05:06 AM

The FDA has recently asked the pharmaceutical company, Johnson & Johnson, to add warnings to the diabetes drug Invokana about the risk of leg and the foot amputations.

Steroid Injection Can't Prevent Knee Osteoarthritis, New Study Proves

05.17.2017 04:52 AM

Knee osteoarthritis can't be reduced with steroid injection; even the latest findings hint that it narrows down bone cartilage thickness; know more here

Modern AIDS Drugs Could Add Up 10 Years To Life Expectancy In Europe & US

05.17.2017 03:39 AM

Recent news revealed that modern AIDS drugs can add an extra 10 years to life expectancy to HIV-positive people in Europe and US.

Yemen Cholera Outbreak Now In the State Of Emergency After It Kills 124 People In Just Two Weeks

05.16.2017 14:54 PM

Yemen is now declared in the state of emergency after a cholera outbreak caused death to more than a hundred people. What could happen in this poor country?

Risk Of Heart Attack Increases By 17 Times In Just 7 Days If Anyone Is Affected By Respiratory Infections

05.16.2017 14:30 PM

The heart attack is one of the major cause of public death, but how it tends to be attacked. Scientists have found one of the main reason of heart attack or cardiac failure that is respiratory infections and it can increase the risk by 17 times.

Two Causes Of High Blood Sugar Levels In The Morning

05.16.2017 12:15 PM

Noticed that your high blood sugar level is high in the morning? These two causes might explain the reason why.

Premature Menopause Could Increase The Risk Of Heart Disease, Study Suggests

05.16.2017 06:54 AM

Early menopause and giving birth may actually affect a woman’s heart health A new study conducted by researchers from the University of California in San Francisco proved that women who experienced early menopause have a higher risk of having heart failure.

Speculated Apple Watch Will Soon Be Used To Combat Diabetes

05.16.2017 06:38 AM

Speculations roam around the Internet that the Apple watch will be more than just a wearable accessory as it was speculated to monitor glucose level and fight against diabetes.

'Whole Tomato Extract': The Best Way To Get Rid Of Stomach Cancer, New Study Suggests

05.16.2017 06:33 AM

Tomatoes are used worldwide; however, researchers discovered that it can cause cancer cell death. According to statistics, there are 28,000 classes of stomach cancer that exist in the US and the most common is gastric cancer that affects elders aged 65 older.

Green Chile Recalls Burritos After Listeria Scare, Affected Products Rundown

05.16.2017 05:33 AM

The Department of Food Safety and Inspection Service and FDA found the Green Chile burritos positive of listeria contamination, prompting the company to recall their products.

Fidget Spinners: Experts Dubbed The Trendy Device As Source Of Chaos, Not Focus

05.16.2017 05:16 AM

While the fidget spinners are being marketed as a device to treat PTSD, ADHD, and anxiety, experts agree that it causes distraction rather than help children focus.

Smoking Marijuana Causes Decline In Brain Development, Inferior Memory & Slow Learning

05.16.2017 05:14 AM

Scientists are worried over the prevalence of marijuana smoking. They warned of its adverse impact on high school students who are likely to fail in their grades or simply drop out of classes.

Aging Process Can Be Decreased By High Levels Of Exercises: Study Reveals

05.16.2017 01:55 AM

Scientists made a new discovery on how humans can decrease the process of aging and make them look younger, that too biologically.

More States Allow Students to Use Sunscreen Without Doctor's Note

05.15.2017 17:21 PM

Several states have loosened the restriction on using the sunscreen, as previously U.S. school system consider it as an over-the-counter medication.

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