MEDICINE & HEALTH

Mosquitoes Carrying West Nile Virus Found Again In Menlo Park

MEDICINE & HEALTH 09.03.2015 20:11 PM

City officals of Menlo Park, California, have warned that West Nile carrying mosquitoes are present in the city again.

Gene Mutation Links To Sudden Cardiac Death -- Study

09.03.2015 20:03 PM

Medtronic announced the results of their second study identifying a gene linked to sudden cardiac death in general population.

Smoking Rate Drops Among US Adults -- Study

09.03.2015 19:49 PM

A new national survey study has shown that in the year 2015 less American adults are regular smokers.

Pot Smoking More Spread Than Cigarettes On US College Campuses -- Study

09.03.2015 19:21 PM

According to new study, more relaxed marijuana policies in many American states may have contributed to rise of pot smoking on college campuses.

Behavior Patterns That Show Increased Suicide Risk -- Research

09.03.2015 19:16 PM

A large international study researched the underlying causes and patterns of behavior that can lead to a greater risk to commit suicide.

Regulations Will Make Fast Food Meals For Kids Healthier

09.03.2015 19:07 PM

A new study has shown how regulating fast food meals can offer children healthier choices. Fast food meals can attract kids, especially when the deal includes some toys.

Heart Attack Risk Increases After Knee And Hip Surgeries -- Study

09.02.2015 23:10 PM

A new research suggests that patients who undergo a total knee or hip replacement may be at greater risk to develop heart conditions on short-term.

Long Hours at Work Could Trigger Stroke -- Study

09.02.2015 20:42 PM

The long hours at work could have been putting you on risk. In this ever changing, progressive and fast paced life now, we all try to give in our time and effort into our work.

Teen Dies From Infection With Brain-Eating Amoeba

09.02.2015 01:49 AM

After fighting the disease for a week, the 14-year-old boy who was infected with a brain-eating amoeba died on Sunday.

ASCO Releases New Guidelines For Cancer Gene Tests

09.02.2015 00:46 AM

The American Society of Clinical Oncology has updated the guidelines for tcancer gene tests and treating pacients suffering with advanced lung cancer.

New Drug To Lower Bad Cholesterol Levels

09.01.2015 22:48 PM

FDA has approved a second class medication for lowering LDL cholesterol. For a long time, doctors have used to prescribe statins to lower heart attack risk and cholesterol levels.

Fatty Deposits Could Trigger Alzheimer's Disease

09.01.2015 22:42 PM

A new discovery could be the medical breakthrough for the dreaded type of Dementia. A fact that had been overlooked for so many years has just been recognized as one of the catalysts for the Alzheimer's disease.

Cyclosporine Is Not Helping After Coronary Intervention -- Research

09.01.2015 21:25 PM

A new study suggests that the immunosuppressant drug cyclosporine cannot not improve much the condition of patients receiving percutaneous coronary intervention.

Naps Can Save Your Life -- Research

09.01.2015 21:22 PM

Research suggests that naps have many health benefits. A new research has found that a nap at the mid-day doesn't just have the power to revive your energy, but it could also reduce blood pressure and protect from heart disease.

Saudi Arabia Deals With Surge In Fatal MERS Cases

09.01.2015 02:16 AM

Saudi Arabia's health officials are alarmed by the high number of deadly cases of MERS in the country.

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