MEDICINE & HEALTH

Company Recalls Cough Syrup Due To Morphine

MEDICINE & HEALTH 01.22.2016 09:00 AM

The FDA officially released an announcement to recall the cough syrup and posted the company's press release.

Study Shows That Social Media Does Not Affect Mental Health

01.22.2016 06:48 AM

A recent study revealed that mental health is not affected by social media. Social media plays a big factor when it comes to affecting countless youths of the current generation.

Research Ties Air Pollution To Infertility

01.22.2016 01:27 AM

A newly released study revealed that air pollution caused by vehicles and factories can have a greater effect on pregnant women.

Physical Therapy, Occupational Therapy May Not Be Beneficial For Parkinson's Disease, Study Claims

01.22.2016 00:38 AM

An emerging research suggests that physiotherapy and occupational therapy would not be beneficial for people who have Parkinson's disease.

Taste Buds Can Now Detect Fats In Food — Study

01.21.2016 10:40 AM

A study was recently conducted in order to detect fats in food to help obese people to lose weight. Obesity is becoming one of the fastest growing health problems in the entire world.

Study Finds Link Between Potatoes And Diabetes During Pregnancy

01.21.2016 10:07 AM

A new study revealed that eating lots of potatoes can cause a dangerous type of diabetes, especially on pregnant women.

New Blood Test Prevents Overusing Antibiotics

01.21.2016 08:50 AM

A newly discovered blood testing method allows healthcare providers to determine if a patient with a respiratory illness is suffering from a viral or bacterial infection, as well as other non-infectious diseases.

Slow Moving Sperms Can Now Get A ‘Boost’ — Study

01.20.2016 02:41 AM

A new invention was recently revealed in order to help the sperm cells move faster towards the egg cells to create a healthy possible fertilization.

Study Links Stress During Male Adolescence To Diabetes

01.20.2016 01:38 AM

A recent study revealed that those with higher levels of stress are more likely to develop type 2 diabetes.

A New Smell Test Can Detect Alzheimer’s — Research

01.19.2016 09:53 AM

A new study revealed that Alzheimer's disease might be detected through urine smell. Alzheimer's disease is usually diagnosed through a series of laboratory and invasive tests in order to rule out other possible diseases that affects a suspected patient.

Researchers Find Links Between Explosion And Brain Changes — Study

01.19.2016 09:43 AM

A recent study showed that explosions on the battlefield can also do permanent damages to the brain.

Residing In High-Rise Buildings May Decrease Chances Of Heart Attack Survival, According To Study

01.19.2016 09:25 AM

While possibly enjoying a splendid overlooking view from atop, living in a penthouse may have some downsides. A new research suggests that people living within first to third floors are more likely to survive cardiac arrest than those living in high-rise buildings.

Wine And Citrus Fruits Can Reduce Erectile Dysfunction — Study

01.19.2016 08:25 AM

A new study emerged saying that a diet rich in wine and citrus fruits might help middle-aged men to avoid having an erectile dysfunction.

Food Preservative Can Help Prevent Cancer — Study

01.19.2016 07:50 AM

Researchers were able to discover a mechanism that fight cancer and it comes from a food preservative.

Stress May Play A Factor When It Comes To Weight Loss — Study

01.19.2016 06:41 AM

A new study revealed that those who experiences high levels of stress actually find it harder to lose body weight.

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