MEDICINE & HEALTH

New Non-Invasive Skin Cancer Test

TECH & INNOVATION 08.19.2015 21:03 PM

Researchers have developed a new non-invasive test for accurately detecting malignant melanoma without the need for a biopsy.

Respected Medical Journal Exposes Medicine's Dark Side

08.19.2015 20:54 PM

A respected medical journal published two shocking accounts of doctors behaving inappropriately while their patients were under anesthesia.

Study says Carbs Were A Brain Food For Our Ancient Ancestors

08.19.2015 20:23 PM

Starchy foods like grasses or root vegetables could have given a calorie boost that lead to the evolution of the human brain.

Aspirin Can Reverse Obesity Cancer Risk -Research

08.19.2015 20:15 PM

New study has found that a daily regular dose of aspirin reduces the long-term risk of cancer in those who are overweight.

At Least 25 American States Are Facing Lice Resistant To Common Treatments -Study

08.19.2015 02:03 AM

Researchers have found that in 25 American states 104 out of the 109 lice populations tested had high levels of gene mutations linked to resistance to pyrethroids, the common lice treatment.

For Immediate Result: Paper-Based Test Helps Diagnose Ebola In Remote Areas

08.19.2015 01:52 AM

A new paper-based diagnosis test for Ebola has been announced by researchers from MITand Harvard Medical School.

New Study Links Violent Video Games To Agression

08.19.2015 01:25 AM

A newly published study claims to prove that violent video games lead to agressive behaviors. A new research claims that it has found definitive evidence to prove that playing violent video games can lead to aggressive behaviors.

Bionic Ear Helps Boy To Hear For The First Time

08.19.2015 00:22 AM

Deaf boy can hear his family for the first time thanks of a newly designed bionic ear. Caiden Moran was born with a hearing impairment that made him deaf until he reached the age of five years old.

Study Links Climate Change To Public Health Decline

08.18.2015 19:48 PM

Climate change poses increased risks to public health, according to a new study published in the International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health.

The Place With The Weakest Magnetic Field On Earth

08.17.2015 00:45 AM

Experiements in the chamber with the weakest magnetic field on Earth could answer fundamental questions for theoretical physics science.

Study Finds Vitamin E Supplements Could Be Risky

08.16.2015 23:13 PM

An article published in Live Science's Expert Voices expressed a doctor's opinion that vitamin E supplements might pose risks to people's health.

Spicy food may prolong your life, research suggests

08.16.2015 20:46 PM

A Chinese study ruled that eating spicy food may actually be good for your health. Spicy food, it seems, is helpful in prolonging lives, a Chinese study can reveal.

Colorado to ban selling marijuana edibles packaged as “candies”

08.16.2015 19:41 PM

Colorado is tightening up its grip on marijuana edibles. Colorado may soon end the use of the word "candy" on the many marijuana edibles marketed in the U.

Increased Risk Of Cardiovascular Disease in Stressed Rheumatoid Arthritis Patients

08.16.2015 19:34 PM

New research shows that lack of social support and stress n patients with rheumatoid arthritis (RA) are linked to atherosclerosis that contributes to cardiovascular disease.

America Has To Cope With Resurgence of Tropical Disease

08.16.2015 19:06 PM

After eradicating a number of tropical diseases decades ago, today's America has to deal again with a rising wave of infectious disease.

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