MEDICINE & HEALTH

Health Advances By 2025 -- Study

TECH & INNOVATION 09.01.2015 01:53 AM

A research study has come up with a list of emerging technologies and advances in medicine that could widespread by 2025.

Drinking Water and Eating: Not Remedies for Hangover

09.01.2015 01:46 AM

Research found that drinking water and consuming food are not cure to hangovers. According to the study, about 25% of drinkers claimed to be hangover-resistant.

Two Other Burger Chains Eyeing for Burger King's Offer After McDonalds Refused The McWhopper

09.01.2015 00:38 AM

After McDonalds declined Burger King's "Peace Day" event, two other burger chains, Wayback Burger and Denny's Diner, are eyeing for the spot.

Neurotics Are More Creative -- Research

09.01.2015 00:21 AM

A new study comes to back up the common sense perception that people who are more ttense and moody neurotic could also have more imagination and creativity.

People May Live Longer But Sicker -- Study

08.31.2015 23:26 PM

According to a new study, the global life expectancy is increasing but many just live sicker lives for longer.

Childhood Cancer Survivors Might Be At Higher Risk of Recurrent Stroke -- Research

08.31.2015 22:29 PM

According to a new research, childhood cancer survivors suffering one stroke have double the risk of suffering a second one, compared with non-cancer stroke survivors.

Fatal Plague Case In Utah

08.31.2015 01:57 AM

The first person to have been diagnosed with plague in Utah since 2009 died from the disease arlier this month, according to state health officials.

A mother from Minnesota is scheduled to give birth to a conjoined twin Wednesday

08.31.2015 01:47 AM

A mother from Minnesota is scheduled to give birth to a conjoined win Wednesday, but only one will survive.

The Recommended Diet Before and During The Pregnancy -- Study

08.31.2015 01:31 AM

New studies bring light on the best diet to follow for pregnant women and women planning to conceive.

Teens In The US More Likely To Be Obese -- Study

08.30.2015 22:33 PM

A new study reports that the U.S. child and teen obesity rate has climbed to levels much higher than in neighboring Canada.

First Child To Ever Receive A Double-Hand Transplant

08.30.2015 22:24 PM

On Wednesday, August 26, the Children's Hospotal of Phiadephia released its first child patient to ever had a double-hand transplant.

Type 2 Diabetes Risk Warnings - Report

08.30.2015 21:42 PM

A new report announces that NICE has updated diabetes guidelines to promote better adherence to normal blood glucose levels among young people with diabetes.

Dementia Is Incurable But Lifestyle Can Still Make A Difference

08.30.2015 18:58 PM

Study shows the proportion of elderly people with the condition in the UK has fallen, contrary to predictions that cases would soar.

Smart drug boosts brain power

08.30.2015 18:44 PM

Research reveals Modafinil as the new study drug that enhances cognitive abilities of individuals and boosts brain power.

Link Between Low Vitamin D And Multiple Sclerosis - Study

08.28.2015 02:48 AM

A link between low vitamin D and multiple sclerosis was proved by researchers. A new research study has linked low vitamin D with increased risk of multiple sclerosis (MS).

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