MEDICINE & HEALTH

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

MEDICINE & HEALTH 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.

Seafarers Have The Highest Chance In Contracting Lung Disease

12.03.2015 03:50 AM

The Imperial College London conducted a research that concludes on the riskiest jobs in terms of acquiring lung diseases.

$14.7 Million Helps Launch Suicide Prevention Trial In Australia By 2016

12.02.2015 21:09 PM

Paul Ramsay Foundation gives Black Dog Institute $14.7 million to start a suicide prevention trial in Australia by 2016.

Gadget Usage Identified By Australian Parents As Number One Health Concern

12.02.2015 01:31 AM

An Australian health poll identifies gadget usage as number one health issue by Australian parents. Being in front of a screen, obesity and low amount of physical activity have been tagged as the top three health concerns for children and teenagers in Australia.

Molecular Mechanism Discovery Boosts Progress In Search For Alzheimer’s Disease Cure

11.29.2015 21:25 PM

The University of New South Wales School of Biotechnology and Biomolecular Sciences discovered the new molecular mechanism of Alzheimer's disease.

Person's Appetite Likely Depends On Gut Bacteria, Study Suggests

11.26.2015 20:00 PM

Researchers claimed that these microbes send signal to the brain to let people stop eating when they themselves are full.

Adding Walnuts Can Improve Diet, Study Reveals

11.25.2015 20:58 PM

Research found that adding nuts can enhance diet without gaining unwanted weight. Trying to lose some of those excess fats without starving? Research found that adding nuts can enhance diet without gaining unwanted weight.

Lowering Risk Of Diabetes: Another Perk For Breastfeeding Mothers

11.25.2015 20:55 PM

Recent research suggests that breastfeeding also has a potential perk on women, which is lowering the risk of acquiring type 2 diabetes.

Alcohol Gap Between Men and Women Increasing, Study Found

11.25.2015 20:51 PM

Even though men's drinking habits in terms of quantity and frequency outmatch ladies', the gap between is increasing.

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