MEDICINE & HEALTH

American Heart Association, Google's Life Sciences To Collaborate Against Cardiovascular Diseases

MEDICINE & HEALTH 11.10.2015 19:06 PM

The American Heart Association (AHA) in partnership with Alphabet Inc.'s Google's Life Sciences announced last Sunday a five-year joint commitment with USD $50 million allocation to collaborate on new research into new approaches of cardiovascular disease.

Drinking Three Cups Of Tea A Day Reduces Bone Fracture By A Third

11.10.2015 04:56 AM

New study revealed that drinking three cups of black tea everyday could slash off risk of bone fractures in older people by a third.

Cryotherapy Industry Needs Regulation Following Death of an Employee

11.05.2015 22:39 PM

An increasing number of people are now seeking for cryotherapy. The treatment known as cryotheraphy is now under investigation following the incident of an employee in a Las Vegas-based spa last month where the body was found dead in the cryotherapy machine chamber.

Bad Mood Results From Lack of Quality Rather than Quantity of Sleep

11.05.2015 02:24 AM

Researchers say that a bad sleep is not only affected by its quantity but also with its quantity. Woke up on the wrong side of the bed? Researchers say that a bad sleep is not only affected by its quantity but also with its quality.

A Can of Cola a Day Increases Risk of Heart Failure

11.05.2015 02:12 AM

Researchers found that a can of sweetened carbonated beverages might increase risk to heart failure by 20 per cent

Early Exposure to Pets Reduces Risk of Developing Asthma

11.04.2015 18:53 PM

Children who grew up together with a pet dog have a 15 per cent reduced risk of acquiring asthma according to a new research

Study: Soybeans Can Help Protect Brittle Bones Among Menopausal Women

11.03.2015 19:59 PM

Research found a certain chemical in soybean foods with a similar structural composition like estrogen, thus theoretically protecting women against bone loss by copying estrogen's mechanism of action.

Impact of TV Ads on Children's Food Preference

11.03.2015 19:17 PM

A new research shows that use of toys and fast food TV commercials can convince children to dine in on those fast food chains.

Cow Infected With Anthrax in West Country

11.03.2015 18:39 PM

Anthrax is known to be a biological weapon since its mode of transmission is through spores than can infect humans through animal dieaseses.

WHO Clarification: Moderate Consumption of Processed Meat is Okay

11.02.2015 19:06 PM

Because of the various reactions from netizens, the WHO issued a clarification statement regarding its previous report on the causal relationship of processed meat and cancer.

Oregon Teen in Hospital for Bubonic Plague

11.02.2015 18:34 PM

Health officials affirmed that a 16-year-old girl from Oregon contracted bubonic plague last Friday, Oct. 30.

Antibiotic Resistant Lyme disease

11.02.2015 02:36 AM

A new strain of bacteria of the Lyme family is not responsive to the regular antibiotics. A kind of disease was discovered to be resistant to antibiotics.

Low Nicotine Cigarettes Answer To User Dependence

11.01.2015 23:13 PM

Users that switch to using low nicotine content cigarettes tend to smoke less and this could possibly lead to less smokers in the future.

Shigella Bacteria Breakout in Bay Area

11.01.2015 23:00 PM

There was a report of the outbreak of Shigella bacteria in 6 bay area counties that alarmed people. There has been a report of an outbreak of Shigella bacteria in six bay area counties, which includes Santa Clara, Merced, Santa Cruz, Alameda, San Mateo and Marin.

Study Concluded That Sugar Is Toxic

11.01.2015 22:37 PM

There is a new study that shows sugar is actually dangerous to health. Sugar has established its way toward the appetite of the child population through the years.

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