MEDICINE & HEALTH

Alcohol Lowers Risk Of Death In People With Alzheimer's, Study Suggests

MEDICINE & HEALTH 12.13.2015 22:41 PM

A current study suggests that risk of premature death in people suffering from Alzheimer's disease can be lowered with moderate consumption of alcohol.

Genetically Modified Mosquitoes Might Spell End Of Malaria

12.13.2015 21:30 PM

Imperial College London is successful in modifying the Anopheles gambiae gene to destroy malaria worldwide.

Salmonella Increasingly Becoming Resistant To Antibiotics

12.11.2015 04:23 AM

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention have data that show Salmonella becoming increasingly resistant to antibiotics.

E-Cigarettes Linked To Popcorn Lungs, Study Suggests

12.09.2015 21:58 PM

Research suggests that three in every four flavored tobaccos contain a chemical known to cause a respiratory ailment.

Worrying May Increase Risk Of Alzheimer's, Study Suggests

12.09.2015 21:14 PM

Researchers cautioned that worrying on aging may actually increase risk of Alzheimer's disease because those who treat dementia as a disability are most likely to develop brain alterations similar to it.

World Health Organization Concerns Over HIV Rates

12.09.2015 02:58 AM

World Health Organization concerns over rapid HIV rates because in 2014 alone there are over 1.2 million deaths reported.

Fentanyl Misuse In Canada Exponentially Growing

12.08.2015 22:42 PM

The growing number of fentanyl related cases is alarming and can now be considered as a national disaster.

Breast Cancer Survivors At Risk Of Leukemia Following Therapy

12.08.2015 22:37 PM

Recent study revealed that women who survived the dreadful breast cancer battle are highly at risk of leukemia, a deemed adverse effect of treatments because as they kill cancerous cells, they also tend to target healthy ones.

New Cancer Pill Found More Effective Against Leukemia Than Chemo, Study Shows

12.08.2015 03:50 AM

A cancer drug by Johnson & Johnson and AbbVie called Imbruvica can significantly decrease risk of death and slow down disease advancement with an estimated 84 percent lowered risk.

Sperms Also Carry Father's Weight

12.08.2015 03:38 AM

Recent studies suggest that sperm not only carries genetic makeup but also genetic code of the father's weight and can potentially be passed on to the offspring leading toward obesity.

Paracetamol Might Contribute In The Worsening Of Influenza

12.08.2015 00:23 AM

Research from New Zealand concludes that paracetamol does neither help nor worsen the conditions of people with influenza.

Study Concludes Tooth Decay Reversible Without The Need For Drilling

12.07.2015 00:52 AM

Researchers from the University of Sydney concluded in their study that drilling is unnecessary in the management of tooth decay.

WHO: 1 In Every 10 People Worldwide Suffers From Food Poisoning

12.07.2015 00:47 AM

Approximately 600 million suffer from food contamination every year; more than 420,000 die and most victims are children.

Digital Walking Pose -- A 'Serious Issue' Most Guilty People Deny

12.06.2015 22:36 PM

Recent studies revealed that more than 78 percent of American adults agree that texting while walking is a "serious issue." However, 74 percent deny that they are doing it.

The World AIDS Awareness 2015 Provides Features Great Progress on Research

12.06.2015 21:23 PM

A groundbreaking year on the campaign for AIDS awareness shows evidence of the potential treatment and prevention of the disease.

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