MEDICINE & HEALTH

Mediterranean Diet's Effects on Brain Health

MEDICINE & HEALTH 10.22.2015 19:30 PM

The popular diet has just gotten better, as this study showed its now healthier for the brain. Alzheimer's and other degenerative brain disorders are shown to be preventable through Mediterranean diet.

Newly Released Breast Cancer Guidlines Caused Mixed Emotions

10.22.2015 19:23 PM

The newly released breast cancer guideline aims to clarify the protocol for breast cancer screening; however, it ended up causing confusion to many women.

A Toxic Substance In Sunscreens Can Damage Coral Reefs

10.22.2015 19:08 PM

Study shows that oxybenzone, a chemical commonly found in sunscreen lotion, can significantly cause death to young corals and deterioration to old ones.

Lowering Alcohol Consumption Reduces The Risk of Dementia

10.22.2015 03:56 AM

Drinking alcohol has never been good to human's health and studies proved it to be true. Middle aged people should lower their alcohol consumption to reduce the risk of having dementia, according to a study made by the National Institute for Health and Clinical Excellence.

Number Of Moles Can Predict The Risk For Skin Cancer

10.21.2015 03:40 AM

Doctors will have a quicker skin assessment as study suggests that couting moles in the right arm Instead of assessing for moles in the entire parts of the body, scientists suggest that the right arm will already do.

Alcohol Is An Absolute No-no In Pregnancy

10.21.2015 03:32 AM

Research found that alcohol consumption during pregnancy, at any amount, any form, and during any trimester, is a big no-no.

Female Viagra Addyi Makes Its Official Rounds On The Market

10.19.2015 23:57 PM

The first female Viagra that reportedly increases women's libido is finally making rounds on the market.

Antioxidants On Cancer Treatment

10.19.2015 23:35 PM

Contrary to the conventional, antioxidants, instead of boosting cancer patient's health can in fact increase its metastasis; this is according to a recent study by a group of researchers from the University of Texas Southwestern Center.

Two New Ebola Cases Found In Guinea, Dashing Hopes

10.19.2015 03:47 AM

Two people have fallen ill with Ebola in Guinea, the World Health Organization said on Friday, dashing hopes of an imminent end to the worst recorded outbreak of the disease after a two-week spell without any new cases across West Africa.

Pregnancy Stress Influences A Child's Motor Skills

10.19.2015 02:35 AM

Children born to women who experience pregnancy stress may grow up with less body coordination or slower motor skills

Malaria Vaccine Maybe A Potential Cure For Cancer

10.19.2015 02:22 AM

A malaria vaccine for pregnant women appears to be a potential cure for cancer found by Columbia. Researchers and Scientist from the University of Copenhagen with the help of the University of British Columbia found what appears to be a potential cure for cancer from the malaria vaccine for pregnant women.

Studies Give A New Perspective On Hallucinations

10.19.2015 02:11 AM

Hallucination, like dreams, comes from things we already know. A new study published online shows a test that could distinguish those who have a possibility of hallucination or psychotic episodes.

Measles A Travel Risk For Americans

10.18.2015 21:58 PM

Measles is definitely something that people should be concerned, especially being vaccinated against it

What A Nightmare: Sleep No More Plentiful In Primitive Cultures

10.16.2015 07:25 AM

Maybe we cannot blame late-night TV, endless Internet surfing, midnight snacks, good books, bothersome work deadlines and other distractions of modern life for encroaching on our sleep.

Teeth From Chinese Cave Recast History Of Early Human Migration

10.14.2015 20:41 PM

A trove of 47 fossil human teeth from a cave in southern China is rewriting the history of the early migration of our species out of Africa, indicating Homo sapiens trekked into Asia far earlier than previously known and much earlier than into Europe.