MEDICINE & HEALTH

Common Painkiller May Have Anticancer Attributes

MEDICINE & HEALTH 01.14.2016 08:20 AM

A study revealed that a painkiller was found to have anticancer attributes that may become the future cancer killer.

Dirty Scopes Infect A Lot Of Patients — Study

01.14.2016 08:00 AM

A study revealed different instances of conceivably lethal contamination from tainted duodenoscopes.

A New Male Contraceptive May Change Birth Control — Research

01.14.2016 07:38 AM

A new birth control product developed for males is known as the 'dick click'. Most contraceptives like condoms and birth control pills have somehow helped to slow down the growing issue of overpopulation.

Researchers Target Cure For Alzheimer's Disease To Be Out By 2025

01.14.2016 05:57 AM

After succeeding breakthroughs, researchers claimed that they are now in the era of great optimism. Scientists devoted to researching a cure for Alzheimer's disease predicted that the anti-dementia progression drug will be available within a decade.

Exposure To Light Plays A Factor In Children’s Obesity -- Study

01.13.2016 02:53 AM

The researchers made a study about the possible link of various sources of lights to childrens' obesity.

Smartphone System Treats Type 1 Diabetes By Acting As Pancreas

01.13.2016 02:47 AM

The latest study about smartphones is released and is said to treat Type 1 diabetes automatically. Type 1 diabetes patients are always under constant needles and manual injections of insulin for their treatment.

Lab-Grown Testicles Can Help Injured Soldiers -- Research

01.13.2016 02:38 AM

Soldiers that have difficulties in conceiving kids have been given a chance for a first batch of lab grown testicles funded by the U.S. military.

Popular Chromium Pill Is Linked To Carcinogens -- Study

01.13.2016 02:33 AM

New study revealed that carcinogens were also detected as a content of a popular diet pill that can't do anything good for the body if overly taken.

Obesity Can Still Shorten Life After Weight Loss – Study

01.13.2016 02:27 AM

The study is able to showcase the burden of being overweight that could lead to a lower mortality rate.

Constant Email Notification Can Lead To Stress -- Study

01.13.2016 01:58 AM

The constant use of the email app can lead to a higher level of stress based on the study. Emails are an important part of everyday life -- they are an effective means of communicating with each other.

Blocking Brain Inflammation Can Reduce Alzheimer’s Disease -- Study

01.12.2016 03:10 AM

Recent study demonstrates that blocking brain inflammation could bring out Alzheimer's disease.

Reducing Sugary Drinks May Not Cut That Much Calorie -- Study

01.12.2016 03:06 AM

A recent study uncovered that despite the fact that the measure of sugar present in these sweet beverages has been lessened, consumers will only reduce a small amount of calorie.

Pay Gap Between Male And Female Tied To Anxiety And Depression

01.12.2016 03:02 AM

Reserachers found that women double the chances of acquiring depression due to wage gap issues between men.

Vitamin D May Not Reduce Risks Of Falling Among Elderly -- Study

01.12.2016 02:53 AM

Researchers expect that people who were given a higher dosage of Vitamin D will benefit more than those who were not. However, the study showed the opposite.

Exercise Is The Best Way To Relieve Back Pain, Study Says

01.12.2016 02:36 AM

An emerging study debunks previous notion that rest is the best way to treat back pain but , in fact, exercise is the most effective way to alleviate pain.

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