Breast Cancer Patients Found Longer Life in Eating Soy Foods

Medicine & Technology Mar 12, 2017

The previous study threatened some researchers on the adverse effect of soy products to cancer patients. This is the reason why some researchers from Tufts University in Massachusetts further investigated the effect of those soy products.

Computerized Support Tool, Penicillin Allergy Skin Testing Help Improve The Use of Penicillin-Related Antibiotics

Mar 09, 2017

With the use of computerized support tool and penicillin skin tests, the researchers found a way on how to use penicillin-related antibiotics to patients with penicillin allergies.

Organs Preservation in Deep Freeze Can Now Be Prolonged Thru Improved Tissue Cryopreservation

Mar 06, 2017

Aside from Dr. Brockbank, another doctor and chief medical officer of the United Network for Organ Sharing is Dr. David Klassen. Dr. Klassen is positive in the result of organ reservation using the process of cryopreservation. "It would completely transform transplantation, Dr. Klassen said.

Gut Bacteria Can Change Brain Function Even Behavior, Study Finds As Potential Cure For Autism

Mar 05, 2017

Gastroenterologist from the University of California, Los Angeles, Emeran Mayer has been studying the connections of the bacteria on a human brain. For instance, his study on autism has partly concluded that three-quarters of people with the disease suffer from gastrointestinal abnormality.

Melanoma Early Detection Confirmed As The Best Possible Way To Avoid Cancer

Mar 04, 2017

One of the major signs of melanoma is thru a mole that can be observed in a condition of fast changing size, color, and shape. At this early phase, wherein individuals perform regular skin self-exams and seeing new or suspicious spots, melanoma can be treated.

Scientists Revealed Ways To Identify Cold or Flu Viral Infection Thru Proteins in Runny Nose

Feb 24, 2017

Upon examinations, they found 25 proteins in the fluid samples. The data was accurate and proved that analyzing the proteins in the mucous consumes less time than blood samples.

Glucose To Fructose Conversion In The Brain Considered As The Main Cause of Obesity And Diabetes

Feb 24, 2017

It was the first time that fructose was found to be produced in the brain from glucose. The study was seen to be particularly relevant to patients suffering from diabetes and obesity.

Cold VS. Allergies Mislead Caused By Season: How To Tell The Difference Through The Eyes

Feb 23, 2017

Doctor Peterson stated that it was "itchy eyes" which gives the difference between the cold and allergies. Sometimes, itchy eyes are accompanied by itchy throat or ears.

Resetting the Immune System, A Risky Treatment But Proven Solution To Stop Multiple Sclerosis For 5 Years

Feb 21, 2017

The therapy is risky for the person with Multiple Sclerosis would need to be put its life in danger. It is because the entire immune system of the person will need to be wiped out with the use of strong cancer drugs.

Lower Back Pain Alternative Recommended Medication Instead of Prescribed Drugs

Feb 14, 2017

A quarter of American people experience back pain and prescription drugs are often their first choice. This time, these drugs should be the last resort and try these medications first.

Is Cushing Syndrome Risky? Get To Know How Hair Analysis Helps Easily Detect The Condition

Feb 14, 2017

Scientists have discovered the relationship between human hair and Cushing Syndrome. Get to know how this Cushing Syndrome became detected in human hair, thus avoiding long-time diagnosis from standard techniques.

Paracetamol Might Contribute In The Worsening Of Influenza

Dec 08, 2015

Research from New Zealand concludes that paracetamol does neither help nor worsen the conditions of people with influenza.

ADHD Drug May Help You Drop the Fork

Jan 16, 2015

New research has discovered that the drug Vyvanse, meant to treat attention deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) might also be effective in helping treat various binge eating disorders.

Novartis Seeking Approval for Medication to Treat 'Smoker's Cough'

Jan 09, 2015

Novartis AG, a Swiss drug maker, is seeking U.S. regulatory approval for two new drugs designed to treat chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD), otherwise known as "smoker's cough". Approval of the drugs could generate an additional $1.4 billion for the company, while helping chronic smokers breathe a little clearer in the process.