Archive for January, 2015
January is National Birth Defects Prevention Month. We investigate precisely what can be done to help prevent these common disorders Source: Health News
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New research published in JAMA finds the rate of investment in medical research in the US has declined. However, globally Source: Health News
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A new study finds that over 1 in 10 of American patients taking aspirin under prescription for preventing a first Source: Health News
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People who work at least 49 hours a week may be up to 13% more likely to engage in risky Source: Health News
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Can inhaled oxygen cause cancer? A new study published in the open access journal PeerJ finds lung cancer rates fall Source: Health News
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New research has found that the children of melanoma survivors are not receiving optimum sun protection, despite their increased risk Source: Health News
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BDNF protein, known to act as a natural antidepressant, enhance learning, power nerve cell growth and nourish blood vessels, has Source: Health News
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Acute myeloid leukaemia is an aggressive blood cancer with a poor prognosis. Now, fresh clues about a molecular mechanism in Source: Health News
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Children who have good psychosocial experiences may be more likely to have better cardiovascular health as an adult, according to Source: Health News
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A new study finds that women over the age of 65 who have been diagnosed with metabolic syndrome may be Source: Health News
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