MEDICINE & HEALTH

Parkinson’s Disease, Possible Treatment By Virus To Reprogram Brain Cells

MEDICINE & HEALTH 04.19.2017 19:34 PM

While Parkinson’s disease affects millions of Americans, research on its treatment is always on the progress. A new discovery on reprogramming brain cells is on the way as a new treatment approach.

Bacteriophage: Possible Replacement For Antibiotics, Great Efficacy In Combating Superbugs

04.19.2017 19:32 PM

A bacteriophage is a virus that specifically kills bacteria. Researchers believe that these “phage” can solve the growing problem of resistant bacteria.

Cause of ‘Chemo Brain’ Found, Side Effect May Now Be Prevented

04.19.2017 19:21 PM

'Chemo brain' is a common side effect of chemotherapy wherein the cancer patient suffers from cognitive impairment. New research may have finally found the root cause of this and can move on to researching how to prevent it.

Artificial Intelligence Machine Predicts Heart Attacks Better Than Doctors, AI's Algorithms Could Save Millions Of Lives

04.19.2017 18:56 PM

A team of UK researchers created an AI capable of training themselves and results show that they predict heart attack better than doctors.

Zika Can Steer Epilepsy To Affected Babies: Treatment Possible Study Proves

04.19.2017 18:54 PM

Zika virus can trigger epilepsy in newborn infants; researchers proved that treatment to prevent attack possible if diagnosed at right time; know more here

FDA Approves gammaCore: A Therapy Device Which Reliefs Headache Pain in Minutes

04.19.2017 10:43 AM

FDA just gave its approval to first-ever noninvasive vagus nerve stimulation device which can reduce massive headache pain in minutes; know more here

Mental Health Care System Disparities Adds On To Mentally Ill People Struggles

04.19.2017 06:47 AM

Health care reforms in U.S. are still difficult to attain and be accessed by people with mental health conditions.

Frogs Can Kill H1N1 Flu Viruses With The Peptide From Their Slimy Mucus

04.19.2017 05:10 AM

Scientists found host defense peptide of small indian frog named Hydrophylax bahuvistara can kill flu virus by disabling their flu strains. Researchers named this peptide as "Urumin" which deactivates the hemagglutinin protein that helps virus to breach into cells.

New Adhesive Tape Sensor Eliminates Pain & Discomfort Of Leaky Intravenous Drips In Hospitalized Patients

04.18.2017 18:12 PM

A new discovery that can benefit patients during hospitalization is on its development. This is a new medical advancement that could also help health care professionals.

Vaccine-Preventable Diseases Resurfaces:Threat To Humankind

04.18.2017 18:11 PM

The vaccine has been very effective in various diseases, however, the rate of infections it prevents are still increasing and continues to resurface as time passes by.

Anticancer & Antiviral Drugs: New Discovery On How They Get Into Cells, Geared Towards Development Of New, More Specific Drugs

04.18.2017 18:06 PM

A new mechanism was discovered on how an anti-cancer and anti-viral drug gets into cells. The discovery is an important information towards the development of more effective and specific drugs.

Vegetarian Company Beyond Meat Recalls Snacks With Peanut Traces

04.18.2017 01:52 AM

Beyond Meat, a company producing plant-based products voluntarily recalled one of its snacks product said to have traces of peanuts.

Depression Risk May Be Reduced By Low-Fat Milk & Yogurt

04.17.2017 18:06 PM

Low-fat dairy products such as milk and yogurt were found to have additional health benefits especially to people at risk of depression and mental problems.

Sinus Surgery: Patient Instructions, Risk & Complications

04.17.2017 17:57 PM

Sinus surgery removes diseased or obstructive tissue resulting in clear nasal passages. Here’s what you should know regarding the said surgery.

Cancer Affected by Variation in Ethnicity and Birthplace, Study Sites African-American Men At Highest Risks

04.17.2017 17:53 PM

Studies have found African-Americans have high incidences of cancer. These kinds of trends and information are helpful in cancer-risk prevention and programs that are related to treatment and risk-reduction among individuals not only in the US but all over the world.

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