Poor sleeping pattern linked to cancer

Medicine & Technology Jul 29, 2015

A recent study suggests that lack of regular sleep could lead to cancer.

Doctors slam big pharmas for high cost of cancer drugs

Jul 29, 2015

A group of doctors urged huge pharmaceutical firms to make cancer drugs more affordable.

Sodas linked to increasing cases of diabetes

Jul 28, 2015

Sugary drinks are linked to an increasing rate of type 2 diabetes in U.K. and U.S.

Diabetes drug may help Parkinson’s patients

Jul 28, 2015

A type of diabetes drug can be beneficial for individuals with Parkinson's disease.

Fatherhood makes men gain more weight

Jul 28, 2015

Guys tend to gain more weight when they become fathers, a study reveals.

Aids patient on remission after treatment ceased 12 years ago

Jul 28, 2015

A French teenager is on remission from Aids for 12 years now.

Women are more at risk of Alzheimer’s

Jul 28, 2015

Women are more vulnerable to suffer Alzheimer's disease faster than men.

Saliva seen as possible diagnostic tool for Alzheimer’s disease

Jul 27, 2015

A person’s spit might be the next thing that could tell whether one is suffering from Alzheimer’s disease or not.

Wireless device delivers drug remotely

Jul 20, 2015

A recent demonstration on mice shows that a remote control device may be implanted in the brain and with a push button could deliver drugs, reports the scientific journal Cell.

Order of birth does not determine a person’s intellect and personal development

Jul 20, 2015

It actually doesn’t matter if you're the eldest or the youngest because according to a latest study, your order of birth in the family has nothing to do with personality development.

3-D printed titanium transplanted in baby’s brain

Jul 20, 2015

A group of doctors in China successfully transplanted a 3-D printed titanium to a baby girl’s skull to save her from hydrocephalus.

Transcranial magnetic simulation (TMS) may improve the condition of individuals suffering from tinnitus symptoms

Jul 20, 2015

According to the Veterans Affairs Portland Medical Centre and Oregon Health & Science University, transcranial magnetic stimulation (TMS) is beneficial to individuals suffering from tinnitus.

Abortion does not trigger guilt or any form of emotional burden to women, a study shows.

Jul 20, 2015

Abortion does not trigger guilt or any form of emotional burden to women, a study shows.

Women gain weight after breast cancer diagnosis, researchers tell

Jul 17, 2015

Women are more likely to gain weight following breast cancer diagnosis, a study revealed, as chemotherapy is believe to play a significant factor.

Salmonella caused by cuddling and kissing chicken

Jul 14, 2015

The salmonella outbreak in the United States, which already killed 181 people, is believed to have been partly caused by kissing and cuddling chickens.