MEDICINE & HEALTHFDA now proposes pharmaceutical manufacturers to undermine the FDA drug warnings and present the doctors, hospitals and customers with more latest information while selling them.
For years people (including psychologists) thought that politically conservative people are happier than the liberal counterparts. A recent study proves them wrong. In fact, there really is no happiness gap. Read on to know how this was found.
News on Ultrasound waves used to cure Alzheimer's in rats. According to scientists and researchers from the University of Queensland, Australia, ultrasound can be used for treatment of Alzheimer's disease.
News of the recent outbreak of swine flu in India A new MIT (Massachusetts Institute of Technology) study had warned that the H1N1 strains in India may have mutated into a more dangerous strain.
New tech of 3D printed organ replicas soon available in market Technology innovations always more or less change the way surgeons treat their patients.
Make sure that you clearly inspect the bag of bananas that you purchase next time. This dad buys a bag of bananas from Tesco, later finds out that it contains Brazilian Wandering Spiders which are venomous spiders that can even cause death, and also 4 hour painful erections in some cases.
amusement act by a biologist gives him a lesson Sometimes things done by a person for his amusement can only backfire at him later. This might be the case with Stephan Lanka, a biologist and a vaccination sceptic that preposterously claimed anyone who could establish to him the existence of measles would be paid €100,000.
The article is written about the Homeopathy. After having a broad review of all the homeopathic studies and research, the significant Australian medical research body suggested that such is an ineffective way of treatment.
While a South African patient’s identity is being protected for ethical reasons, according to Tygerberg Hospital, news of his successful procedure and sexual history are making headlines nonetheless. Fully recovered from a nine-hour operation that occurred on Dec. 11, 2014, the young man whose name is not being disclosed at this time, marks a great achievement in that doctors were the first to successfully complete a penile transplant operation in his case.
It’s in the popcorn, in the caramel apples, and now it’s in the ice cream. It appears that Listeria monocytogenes has some pretty great tastes, seeing as how it has infected all of our favorite treats. And now, in what happens to be the company’s first recall in a successful 108-year history, a new outbreak of Listeriosis has caused Blue Bell Creameries to take its ice cream off of the shelves.
This article is about the polio virus. October 24 is observed as the World Polio Day to show sympathy to the polio victims and to promote awareness about the disease.
The death toll of the most recent round of Ebola moved beyond 10,000 on Thursday Mar. 12, but the threat to West Africa isn't over yet, and children are at far greater risk. But it's not Ebola that health care experts are worried about now, but rather large outbreaks of other vaccine-preventable diseases that could overrun the region.
Another disaster potentially follows the West Africa's Ebola crisis In the West African countries of Sierra Leone, Guinea, and Liberia, the Ebola outbreak, with a death toll of over 10,000 people, has finally gotten under control.
All about Palcohol Alcohol if taken, in small quantities, can be tolerated by the human system, but as with everything else humans have a tendency to either binge drink on it or act rationally when it comes to alcohol.