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One-Dose Malaria Tx; New Option in MS: It's PodMed Double T!
This week's topics include treatment of multiple sclerosis, malaria treatment, overprescription of antibiotics, and fecal transplant for ulcerative colitis.
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About 90% of stroke risk factors are related to lifestyle habits. are you guilty of any of them?
A stroke is medical condition that occurs when the blood supply to your brain becomes blocked due to a blood clot or a burst blood vessel. This blockage deprives your brain of...
23 minutes ago - Natural News
Emerging research finds inositol to be an effective treatment for panic disorder
A person with panic disorder will experience recurring panic attacks, and these episodes can severely affect his quality of life. However, based on the results of study, a type...
23 minutes ago - Natural News
Loners suffer from isolation and small social networks: Men who live alone have a 94% chance of developing diabetes
Men who live by themselves have a 94 percent risk of suffering from Type 2 diabetes because they tend to lack the emotional and practical support which could contribute to them...
23 minutes ago - Natural News
Japanese study concludes that boysenberries help maintain vascular stability
Researchers in Japan found that endothelial dysfunction may be prevented with boysenberries. They discovered in their study that boysenberry polyphenol and its anthocyanins can...
23 minutes ago - Natural News
Botanical study concludes the antioxidant potential of small nettle
The small nettle is a close relative of the beneficial albeit painful stinging nettle since both belong to the genus Urtica. Members of this genus have great antioxidant...
23 minutes ago - Natural News
Reishi mushroom show tremendous promise in strengthening the immune system
Reishi mushrooms , also known as lingzhi mushrooms, are commonly used in traditional medicine to address various health conditions. According to research data, the potent...
23 minutes ago - Natural News
Research suggests that even short term exposure to the standard Western diet increases risk for disease
As the Western diet becomes increasingly prevalent, a new study has revealed that even short-term exposure to unhealthy foods may still raise the odds of developing...
23 minutes ago - Natural News
BREAKTHROUGH: Vitamin D supplements taken during pregnancy found to prevent autism in children
Taking vitamin D supplements during pregnancy can prevent the onset of autism spectrum disorder in children, a recent animal study showed. Researchers at the University of...
23 minutes ago - Natural News
Climate change on Earth is "significantly" impacted by solar activity, profound new study confirms
Fluctuations in the sun's activity may hold clues to the tangible changes in the planet Earth's climate, Swiss scientists found. Research funded by the Swiss National Science...
23 minutes ago - Natural News
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One-Dose Malaria Tx; New Option in MS: It's PodMed Double T!

This week's topics include treatment of multiple sclerosis, malaria treatment, overprescription of antibiotics, and fecal transplant for ulcerative colitis.

About 90% of stroke risk factors are related to lifestyle habits. are you guilty of any of them?

A stroke is medical condition that occurs when the blood supply to your brain becomes blocked due to a blood clot or a burst blood vessel. This blockage deprives your brain of...

Emerging research finds inositol to be an effective treatment for panic disorder

A person with panic disorder will experience recurring panic attacks, and these episodes can severely affect his quality of life. However, based on the results of study, a type...

Loners suffer from isolation and small social networks: Men who live alone have a 94% chance of developing diabetes

Men who live by themselves have a 94 percent risk of suffering from Type 2 diabetes because they tend to lack the emotional and practical support which could contribute to them...

Japanese study concludes that boysenberries help maintain vascular stability

Researchers in Japan found that endothelial dysfunction may be prevented with boysenberries. They discovered in their study that boysenberry polyphenol and its anthocyanins can...

Botanical study concludes the antioxidant potential of small nettle

The small nettle is a close relative of the beneficial albeit painful stinging nettle since both belong to the genus Urtica. Members of this genus have great antioxidant...

Reishi mushroom show tremendous promise in strengthening the immune system

Reishi mushrooms , also known as lingzhi mushrooms, are commonly used in traditional medicine to address various health conditions. According to research data, the potent...

Research suggests that even short term exposure to the standard Western diet increases risk for disease

As the Western diet becomes increasingly prevalent, a new study has revealed that even short-term exposure to unhealthy foods may still raise the odds of developing...

BREAKTHROUGH: Vitamin D supplements taken during pregnancy found to prevent autism in children

Taking vitamin D supplements during pregnancy can prevent the onset of autism spectrum disorder in children, a recent animal study showed. Researchers at the University of...

Climate change on Earth is "significantly" impacted by solar activity, profound new study confirms

Fluctuations in the sun's activity may hold clues to the tangible changes in the planet Earth's climate, Swiss scientists found. Research funded by the Swiss National Science...

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Home-Based Hypertension Program Kept BP Under Control

Brigham and women's hospital developed a home-based care delivery program to help control blood pressure quickly and at lower costs than office-based blood pressure programs...

Chemical Exposure During Pregnancy Could Lower Blood Pressure Levels

Exposure to chemicals such as phthalates, parabens or Bisphenol A can decrease blood pressure during pregnancy, reveals a new study.

Common Virus Reactivates After Transplantation: Here's How

Cytomegalovirus infects humans and then becomes dormant. Later on, it can reactivate, causing severe complications, especially in persons with weak immune systems, such as...

Cytomegalovirus: Reactivation Of This Virus Can Be Prevented After Stem Cell...

Reactivation Of a Cytomegalovirus After Stem Cell Transplantation Can Be Prevented Using This Technique.

Study: Marketing to Docs, Opioid Crisis Linked

A county-by-county analysis showed that opioid use increased in places where drug makers focused their marketing efforts to physicians, researchers say.

Frail older people are at greater risk of getting dementia, even when their...

Experts from Dalhousie University in Canada now believe frailty could reduce people's tolerance to brain changes, so that they are more likely to become forgetful.

These '10 Year Challenge' Climate Change Photos Are Absolutely Haunting

These before and after photos proving climate change is definitely happening are devastating The “10 year challenge” has been sweeping social media with people posting pics of...

Raising A Child With Strong Faith When You're Not So Sure

I was making dinner one night when my 3-year-old came up to me with a stack of papers in his hands. He hands me the papers and says “These are to teach you about Jesus. Share...

‘Fiver Parties' Are The New Birthday Party Trend That Make Everyone's Life...

I'm not one to jump on trends, whether they are parenting fads, the latest health craze, or the new beauty product everyone is raging about. I tend to stick with what I know...

A National Survey on Interhospital Transport of Children in Cardiac Arrest*

Objectives: To describe the U.S. experience with interhospital transport of children in cardiac arrest undergoing cardiopulmonary resuscitation. Design: Self-administered...