MEDICINE & HEALTHIn the wake of the Ebola pandemic, researchers in China have identified a virus capable of global infection that has been mutating and brewing on the sidelines. A strain of the avian influenza, the H7N9 flu emerged in eastern China in Feb. 2013 in a small population with a mortality rate of roughly 33%. But over the last year, since it reemerged in October 2013, the virus has been spreading steadily, and mutating along the way. Now public health officials fear that the growing viral infection may soon reach the levels much like the Ebola outbreak, and it is something that researchers are heavily investigating.
While Post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) has become highly stigmatized as a mental health condition within the armed forces, where soldiers often return home from battle with the debilitating condition, it appears that not only may some soldiers be genetically predisposed to it—some may have immunological reactions that even make it worse. In a new study published this week in the journal Molecular Psychiatry, a team of researchers with the University of Southampton (UK) and University of California, San Diego have uncovered the genetic markers that could theoretically allow them to identify soldiers or patients that may be most at risk, even before they’re deployed at all.
It’s a story not too unfamiliar in the line of duty for those in the armed forces. When faced with the traumatic experiences, dangers and death of warring nations, often those on the front line are scathed to say the least. A new study revealing the origins and genetic markers for Post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) may provide a glimmer of hope for soldiers suffering with the condition, but with the stigma and disbelief the general public has regarding the disorder, the battle is far from over.
All about aphrodisiacs Whether aphrodisiacs really boost up the sexual drive has never been the actual question. It is the belief, an unquestioned faith in their abilities to increase up the libido, that makes one wonder.
Remember, there are all kinds of addictions. A woman claims that she is addicted to being pregnant and that she is in a rush for being pregnant as many times as she could until her womb falls off.
all about signs and symptoms A stroke is a common phenomenon that strikes young and old alike. It is essential to identify the signs of a stroke; otherwise it could lead to dangerous ramifications.
Praising your kid alot can turn him into a Narcissistic Praising your kid a lot and making them believe that they are the best can make them conceited and vain, as reported by a new study.
Detail about the disease Pneumonia Pneumonia is an infection caused in the lungs. In pneumonia the minute air sacs inside the lungs get swollen and breathing becomes difficult.
Details and overview of the disease Impetigo is a highly contagious bacterial skin infection common in small children. It produces sores and blisters around the face, hands, neck and genitals.
The strain of influenza that has swept across China is the second wave of bird flu to hit the country and has mutated frequently. Scientists now believe that this strain of bird flu "should be considered as a major candidate to emerge as a pandemic strain in humans."
An article in light of recently concluded research Confidence must not always be confused with knowledge. The most knowledgeable are the most humble and unsure because they know that there will always be more dimensions to a particular issue or subject.
It’s a story not too unfamiliar in the line of duty for those in the armed forces. When faced with the traumatic experiences, dangers and death of warring nations, often those on the front line are scathed to say the least. A new study revealing the origins and genetic markers for Post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) may provide a glimmer of hope for soldiers suffering with the condition, but with the stigma and disbelief the general public has regarding the disorder, the battle is far from over.
A study conducted by Kings' College London researchers provided evidence that giving kids peanuts when they are young drastically reduces the risk of developing peanut allergies by nearly 86 percent.
High levels of vitamin D is suspected of increasing mortality rates It has been said that too much of anything is poisonous. The list of your anythings could be a long one but do high levels of vitamin D feature there? We all know the benefits of vitamin D - a vitamin that the sun generously gives.
This article is written on HPV signs and symptoms. Human Papilloma Virus (HPV) is a common family of viruses that exist in 100 different types. Approximately 40 of the HPVs affect the genital area and cause warts and cancers in the infected part.
