MEDICINE & HEALTH

Dupixent: Eczema's Most Powerful Cure, Approved By FDA

MEDICINE & HEALTH 04.02.2017 18:24 PM

Eczema, a serious skin condition will no longer be a problem as US regulators approved a new medicine for the treatment.

Zebrafish And Roundworm Genes: Missing Links In The Cure For Drug Resistant Epilepsy, Scientists Found

04.01.2017 08:09 AM

Fish and worm might have a fighting chance to combat epilepsy. Scientists have been keeping an eye to the option through genetics that will eventually lead to the development of drugs that will cure drug-resistant epilepsy.

Migraine In Adults Induces Generalized Anxiety Disorder

03.31.2017 18:13 PM

A new study proved that generalized anxiety disorder is more common in adults suffering from a migraine.

Hormone Now Cures Bacterial Pneumonia:Great Breakthrough In the Arena Medical Science

03.31.2017 05:05 AM

Researchers have recently discovered a hormone, hepcidin, to tackle one of the most deadly diseases bacterial pneumonia.

Hepatitis B, C Will Be Gone By 2030 In The U.S.

03.30.2017 23:30 PM

Hepatitis B and C can be completely gone and lost in 2030 in the U.S. if the federal government wants it.

Music Therapy, Natural Analgesic In Spine Surgery Patients

03.30.2017 18:29 PM

A new research proves that music is not just for entertainment but it also acts as a natural analgesic for patients recovering from spine surgery.

Scientists Genetically Engineered An HIV Genome To Develop Potential Vaccine

03.30.2017 07:25 AM

Researchers from the University of Nebraska develop a switch for HIV genomes to kick start the human immunity against the deadly virus.

Liver Cancer Update: New TGF-Beta Function Unveiled

03.29.2017 19:14 PM

A recent research was able to discover the new function of TGF-Beta cytokines in the development of liver cancer.

Transgenic Plant Treating Malaria: AaMYB1 Gene In Artemisia Annua

03.29.2017 19:08 PM

This discovery from the transgenic plant is a major step towards reducing the cost of the necessary drug for the treatment of malaria.

Russian Valery Spiridonov, First Human Head Transplant Volunteer

03.29.2017 17:42 PM

The man from Russia who volunteered in the world's first human head transplant said he is ready to take the risks. Valery Spiridonov's condition made him decide to volunteer for the sake of medical experiment.

Dr. Canavero Hinted As The Real Dr. Frankenstein For The First Human Head Transplant

03.29.2017 15:42 PM

Meet Dr. Canavero, the Dr. Frankenstein of the 21st century. Dr. Canavero is the surgeon that wil perform the world's first human head transplant.

Marathon Can Be a Leading Cause of Kidney Injury

03.29.2017 12:00 PM

A research study unveils that marathon running can be responsible for kidney injury. Surprising but true, that running a marathon creates physical stress that ultimately results in kidney injury.

Malaria Parasites Have The Superpower To Pass Through Cell Walls

03.29.2017 10:29 AM

While working on the first insectary to grow human malaria parasites, researchers observed certain proteins that facilitate malaria parasites to 'walk through cell walls'

Bsal Genes Sequenced By Scientists Sheds Hope To Save Salamanders From Extinction

03.29.2017 06:48 AM

Researchers joined their efforts together to sequence the genes of Batrachochytrium salamandrivorans (Bsal) or the "amphibian plague" which is accountable for the declining of the salamander and newt's population as well as the increasing rate of their deaths.

FDA Approves Drug For Multiple Sclerosis Treatment

03.29.2017 03:29 AM

FDA has approved the Drug that will treat multiple sclerosis. The Food and Drug Administration has approved the first ever drug that will be the treatment for multiple sclerosis.

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