MEDICINE & HEALTH

Flexible Working Can Make A Person Ill -- Study

POLICY 01.11.2016 04:29 AM

Since flexible working has been the type of job that most people wanted, research studied its effect to the overall physical and psychological health.

High Level Of Sugar In Western Diet Might Lead To Breast Cancer

01.11.2016 01:11 AM

The recent study revealed the link between the high level of sugar that can cause breast cancer that made the researchers concentrated on the impact of dietary sugar on various organs in the body.

Single Mothers Do Not Get Enough Sleep, Survey Says

01.11.2016 01:06 AM

The survey suggests that single parents are in need of more naps than couples. A recent survey in the United States found that the most sleep-deprived people are single parents.

Inherited Sleeps And Activity Measures Linked To Bipolar Disorder

01.11.2016 01:00 AM

A recent study provides new information that can later be used in diagnosing and preventing bipolar disorder.

The ‘DNA’ Diet: The Perfect Way To Lose Weight

01.11.2016 00:40 AM

The ‘DNA’ Diet has released its study and has been stated as the best solution for perfect weight management plan.

Link Between Hepatitis C and Parkinson’s Disease -- Study

01.11.2016 00:36 AM

Parkinson’s disease and hepatitis are different types of diseases. However, a link between the two has been found by the latest study.

US Company To Develop Gene-Based Cancer Blood Test

01.11.2016 00:20 AM

A U.S. medical company reveals it is launching the "holy grail" of blood tests that can diagnose cancer even before patients have manifested its symptoms through liquid biopsy.

Thyroid Cancer Survivors Have Gloomy Outlook In Life -- Study

01.10.2016 20:36 PM

Thyroid cancer is treatable and has a higher survival rate than the others. However, study shows that they tend to feel miserable than usual since they have acquired it.

Antibiotics Mostly Prescribed To Smokers -- Study

01.10.2016 20:11 PM

Patients with severe viral infections are given antibiotics. However, recent study shows that smokers have the high needs for the said medicine.

People With Asthma Have Higher Risks Of Acquiring Shingles -- Study

01.10.2016 19:52 PM

It was found in a recent study that those people suffering from asthma also have a higher risk of acquiring a painful skin rash called ‘shingles.’

Drug Overdose Victims Can Still Get Opioids

01.08.2016 00:47 AM

Drug overdose victims can still buy opioids. This has alarmed the health organizations, thus pursuing them to set new policies.

Dark Chocolates Can Reduce Chances Of Pancreatic Cancer -- Study

01.08.2016 00:13 AM

The recent study revealed that dark chocolates can help reduce chances of pancreatic cancer. Chocolates, in general, have always been known as sweet treats that can help reduce the level of stress that a person is experiencing.

An Orgasm A Day Can Reduce Prostate Cancer, Says A New Study

01.07.2016 23:54 PM

There has been a study that revelas orgasm can prevent men from having prostate cancer. Prostate cancer is a type of cancer that starts when a tumor grows in the prostate gland of the male's reproductive system.

New Screening Program Hopes To Alleviate Ovarian Cancer Deaths

01.07.2016 23:45 PM

Researchers create Risk of Ovarian Cancer Algorithm (ROCA) to end number of ovarian cancer deaths. Ovarian cancer belongs to a group of diseases with the least amount of survival rate.

CES: Under Armour, Medtronic And SoftBank Team Up With IBM To Enhance Their Technologies

01.07.2016 22:24 PM

In the Consumers Electronics Show in Las Vegas this week, tech giant IBM presents its moves for its latest artificial intelligence platform.

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