Gaslighting in Medicine Field: Black Patients, Women More Prone to Experience This From Health Care Providers

Medicine & Technology Aug 15, 2022

Medical gaslighting has recently received attention from both the medical community and the general public. Being prepared for this situation is critical, as a misdiagnosis can lead to death. Here are some expert recommendations to protect yourself.

Links of Muscoskeletal Disorder and Cerebral Palsy Have Less Attention, Patients Need More Physical Therapy

May 31, 2021

A recent study shows that cerebral palsy isn't considered a top priority by medical institutions and healthcare providers.

Modern Pandemic Tracking Framework, Rolled-Out

Dec 07, 2020

Experts roll out the first dynamic global surveillance system in 195 countries, including the U.S.

Researchers Develop Wearable Monitors That Can Be Drawn on the Skin

Jul 30, 2020

A new type of wearable device called drawn-on-skin electronics does more than monitoring heart rate and calories burned in a day. The advanced device can be drawn on the skin like a pen on paper while monitoring the body accurately for personalized medical care.

Oncology Breakthrough: Researchers Reveal a new Blood Test for Screening Cancer Before the Appearance of Symptoms

Apr 30, 2020

Healthcare researchers and doctors from Johns Hopkins University have developed a liquid biopsy through blood test that has a screening tool to detect cancer. This provides an opportunity for a minimally-invasive oncology test to reduce morbidity and mortality from cancer.

Consuming Sugary, Fizzy Drinks With Protein-Enriched Foods Decreases Body’s Way Of Burning Fat, Study

Jul 24, 2017

Drinking sugar sweetened drinks with foods that contain high proteins was said to affect the body in other ways aside from descreasing the body's fat-burning ability.

Apple, Google, & Microsoft Lead Cash Hoard Of $464 Billion Away From US Tax Collectors`

Jul 21, 2017

President Donald Trump wants the hoarded money of Apple, Google, Microsoft, Cisco, Oracle, and other cash hoarding companies to bring the money home. To do that, his administration is lobbying the tax reform incentive for congress to approve.

A-Fib Patients May Be Getting The Wrong Dosage Of Their Blood Thinner Medications, Study Reveals

Jun 07, 2017

A study revealed that some atrial fibrillation (A-Fib) patients may be getting overdose or underdose from their prescribed blood thinner.

Malaria Prevention: Researchers Discover Parasite’s Proteins as Key in Creating Vaccine for the Deadly Disease

Apr 11, 2017

A vaccine for one of the world's deadliest disease might be on its way.

Uruguay First Country to Legalize Selling Marijuana in Pharmacies Starting July 2017

Apr 10, 2017

Uruguay was reported to be the first country to legalize selling marijuana over the counter.

Vaccine-Autism Link Study is Allegedly Part of Trump Administration's $54 Billion Budget Cut

Mar 13, 2017

President Donald Trump's stance to study the alleged link between vaccine and autism stirs fear of hampered study and minimal funding among health sector.

Phones Should Have Bedtime Mode -- Research

Nov 18, 2015

Mobile phones also have negative effects to health.

Cow Infected With Anthrax in West Country

Nov 03, 2015

Anthrax is known to be a biological weapon since its mode of transmission is through spores than can infect humans through animal dieaseses.

Study Concluded That Sugar Is Toxic

Nov 01, 2015

There is a new study that shows sugar is actually dangerous to health.

Doctors Urged to Fight Kids Malnutrition

Oct 25, 2015

The United States is having a major problem in malnutrition and Pediatricians are lokign for ways to cope up.