Darlene Tverdohleb

Scientists Experiment With Psychedelic Drugs For Treating Mental Maladies

Medicine & Technology Sep 10, 2015

According to researchers, psychedelics promise a "paradigm shift" in psychiatry and can have lasting health benefits for mental health.

More Teens Are Using E-Cigarettes For Pot -- Study

Sep 08, 2015

A new study found that increasing numbers of teens are 'vaping' pot.

Shingles Vaccine Not Cost-Effective For People In Their Fifties -- Study

Sep 08, 2015

A new study supports the CDC's recommendation that shingles vaccines should be used by people aged 60 and up.

WHO Announces Liberia As Ebola-Free Again

Sep 08, 2015

The health agency in Liberia declared that they were successful to stop the second spreading of Ebola epidemic in the country.

Vitamin C Cannot Replace Exercise -- Study

Sep 08, 2015

A new study on the health benefits of vitamin C intake found some benefits, however it does not recommend replacing exercise with taking supplements.

GMO Chickens Help Fight Bird Flu

Sep 08, 2015

British scientists experiment with GMO chickens to find ways of controlling the bird flu epidemic.

Federal Government Helps 16 States With Grant To Fight Prescription Drug Abuse

Sep 08, 2015

Several American states will receive a federal grant to help them combat the increasing abuse of drug prescriptions.

Salmonella Deadly Outbreak In California

Sep 08, 2015

Authorities announced that a California produce company is recalling imported cucumbers suspected as the source of a salmonella outbreak that has already infected 285 people and killed one person.

Possible Cure For Seasickness Found -- Research

Sep 08, 2015

Scientists have finally discovered how to cure seasickness due to the recent conducted experiments.

Aspirin Helps Enhancing Immunotherapy Treatment In Cancer Patients -- Study

Sep 07, 2015

A simple aspirin can do wonders in supporting the cancer immunotherapy treatment according to a new study results.

Legionnaire's Disease Spreading Out Of Control In The US

Sep 07, 2015

Outbreaks of Legionnaires' disease in California, New York and Illinois have warrying the medical community.

Link Between Obesity and Alzheimer's Discovered -- Study

Sep 07, 2015

New research reveals that midlife obesity could influence whether or not individuals develop Alzheimer’s and instigates an earlier onset of the disease.