MEDICINE & HEALTH

Too Much Stress Might Lead To Alzheimer’s Disease

MEDICINE & HEALTH 12.23.2015 01:53 AM

A recent study shows that too much stress can somehow lead to Alzheimer's disease. Alzheimer's disease is classified as a progressive disease that attacks its victim's memory and cognition.

Antibiotics Enough Solution For Children With Appendicitis

12.23.2015 01:45 AM

A recent study shows that antibiotics can also be an effective alternative to appendicitis surgery. Antibiotics are a kind of drug that has been widely used to fight viruses.

Canadian Company Sells Fresh Air Bottles To China

12.22.2015 02:32 AM

The company Vitality Air has been in the service since 2014 but had only delivered air products to China 2 months ago.

New Study Says That Helping Those In Need Will Help Reduce Stress

12.22.2015 00:17 AM

A recent study shows that it can also help reduce stress when you help those who are in need. Helping those who are in need is one of the greatest measures of a good character.

Tasmanian Government To Propose New Legal Age For Tobacco Use

12.21.2015 22:54 PM

The Tasmanian government is considering a proposal of increasing the minimum legal age for smoking from 18 to either 21 or 25.

3D Games Boost Memory, Study Claims

12.21.2015 22:01 PM

Study claims that engaging on a 30 minute three-dimensional video game per day can boost memory. This new research is good news to all video gamers out there.

Horror Films Are Not Healthy, Study Claims

12.20.2015 21:25 PM

Emerging evidence suggests that horror films can actually cause "bloodcurdling." The next time you go on a movie night, you might want to consider your choice of film as emerging evidence suggests that horror films can actually cause "bloodcurdling.

Alcohol Use And Smoking Decrease Among Teens Except Marijuana Use

12.17.2015 22:18 PM

Researchers discovered that instead of regular cigarettes, teens today prefer marijuana for daily use.

Family Break-Ups Affect Girls' Health More Than Boys'

12.17.2015 22:03 PM

Even though both are predisposed to adult health problems, University of Illinois researchers found that girls' mental and physical health are more at risk because they are more sensitive to home fragmentation compared with boys.

Wound Cleaning: Saline Solution Does A Better Job Than Standard Soap And Water

12.17.2015 21:36 PM

Saline water irrigation is better before surgery because it is a cost-saving method for poor countries where fractures are prevalent.

Use Of Antidepressants While Pregnant Increases Chances Of Autism -- Study

12.17.2015 01:02 AM

A new study shows that the use of antidepressants during later stages of pregnancy will increase the chances of giving birth to a child with autism.

Passive And Active Smoking Linked To Reproductive Problems

12.17.2015 00:38 AM

Researchers link active and passive smoking to infertility and early menopause. A new study warns the association between smoking and reproductive health in women.

New Ibuprofen Skin Patch Relieves Pain For At Least 12 Hours

12.16.2015 21:29 PM

A recent development happened as an Ibuprofen skin patch is finally developed for a much convenient usage.

FDA Approves Civilian Use Of Anti-Hemorrhage Sponges

12.15.2015 20:46 PM

The product is utilized by military groups to control excessive or life-threatening bleeding. The Food and Drug Administration issued a go signal allowing use of XSTAT 30 wound dressing to common people.

Nurofen Manufacturer Found Guilty Of Misleading Claims

12.14.2015 22:03 PM

The Australian Federal Court has found Nurofen manufacturer guilty of misleading claims as it is selling essentially the same drug for "targeted" different ailments.

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