MEDICINE & HEALTH

Scientists Develop Vaccine Against Alzheimer's Disease

MEDICINE & HEALTH 01.03.2016 22:34 PM

The vaccine targets the tangles found in the brains that can cause the memory loss. An emerging study tackles a possible vaccine that fights against the tau protein present in people suffering from Alzheimer's disease.

Breast Cancer Drug Combats Other Types Of Cancer As Well

12.30.2015 22:18 PM

A research discovers that a drug used to treat breast cancer alone or in combination with endocrine therapy can potentially work for other types of cancer as well.

How Second-Hand Smoking Affects Pets At Home

12.30.2015 20:26 PM

Experts found a causal relationship between a smoking environment and animal sickness including cancer, cell damage and weight gain.

Harmful Bacteria Thrive On Cookies, Study Says

12.30.2015 02:29 AM

This food provides a hospitable environment for harmful microorganisms like Salmonella that can last a couple of months.

Yoga Safe For Pregnant Women -- New Study Claims

12.30.2015 02:01 AM

It is believed that practicing yoga among expectant mothers especially during their third semester is contraindicated but this new study debunks previous notions and encourages its practice.

A Glass Of Water Contains Millions Of Good Bacteria

12.30.2015 00:34 AM

These bacteria can aid in purifying the water we gulp in every day. An emerging research reveals that a glass of water contains 10 million bacteria. You definitely read that right but there is no reason to panic as these are the "good" ones.

New Strain Of Gonorrhea Might Be The Worst One Yet

12.30.2015 00:26 AM

A recent study shows that a new strain of a virus that involves an inflammatory discharge by the genital area of a woman may no longer be treatable.

Graphic Warnings On Cigarette Packs May Help Smokers Quit

12.29.2015 23:21 PM

A recent study shows that putting graphic warning signs on cigarette packs can actually help smokers to quit smoking.

New Strain Of Virus Enters Minnesota

12.29.2015 05:05 AM

A new strain of norovirus -- the main reason for the sudden intestinal problems -- has entered Minnesota.

Mosquito-Borne Illnesses Saw An Increase In The US

12.29.2015 04:52 AM

A report shows that the number of dengue fever and Chikugunya cases in Washington has already doubled compared to last year.

Sudden Cardiac Arrest Is Actually Not That Sudden -- A New Study

12.29.2015 04:34 AM

A recent study found out that there are warning signs that should have been given much attention to cardiac arrest.

US Drug Overdose Death Rate Hits All Time High

12.29.2015 02:39 AM

Drug overdose due to the misuse and abuse of opioids was found to be the cause of death rate in the United States and has hit all time high.

First Caffeine-Related Death Reported

12.24.2015 01:50 AM

In the fall of 2014, the world of medicine was shocked to have received a report of death because of caffeine overdose.

Anxious People Have Higher Risks Of Developing Dementia

12.23.2015 23:49 PM

It has recently been revealed in a study that anxious people have more chances of developing dementia rather those who don't worry much.

Survey: Teenagers Are More Likely To Smoke Marijuana Than Cigarette

12.23.2015 19:46 PM

A recent survey shows that teenagers these days are more likely to smoke marijuana rather than cigarettes.

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