Archive for February, 2014
The American Heart Association/American Stroke Association have created guidelines for health care professionals for the prevention of stroke in women Source: Health News
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A new treatment that boosts immunity to Epstein-Barr virus may benefit patients with multiple sclerosis, according to the results of Source: Health News
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A study testing all the DNA in the genome of cancer cells – the first of its kind – has Source: Health News
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Scientists have given us many reasons not to smoke, but now, researchers from the University of Pennsylvania provide evidence that, Source: Health News
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Music experts often say that blind performers like Ray Charles and Stevie Wonder are good examples of how not being Source: Health News
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A new study suggests the process of memory rewrites what is stored to bring it in line with new experiences. Source: Health News
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According to the Endometriosis Foundation of America, more than 176 million women and girls worldwide suffer from endometriosis. But the Source: Health News
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A class of drugs already used to treat a blood disorder could be used to treat stomach and colorectal cancer, Source: Health News
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Chronic pain affects people all over the world, yet the underlying molecular mechanisms that govern it are not well understood. Source: Health News
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A new report published in The Lancet details the world’s first confirmed case of human infection with a new avian Source: Health News
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