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A rare form of meningitis outbreak threatens U.S. citizens after 26 people got sick and four of them deceased on Wednesday. It is believed that the illness might have been caused by a steroid treatment which has been administered to patients with back pains, says the Associated...
Oct 4, 2012 6:03pm | read more
A recent study performed by the University of Leicester and Imperial College London discovered that a new blood test could help spot early signs of breast cancer. Thanks to these new discoveries women will be able to replace breast screenings with a simple blood test, says Sky...
Oct 2, 2012 11:22pm | read more
A nationwide study found there is a serious increase in child abuse hospitalization cases for babies under a year. It looks like for the past decade there was no improvement made when it comes to child abuse.For the past 10 years a lot of things have changed. Some improved, some...
Oct 2, 2012 2:41am | read more
While millions of Americans have already been diagnosed with Type 2 diabetes, many more are at risk and for the most part there are no symptoms, before it’s all too late. A new study says gut bacteria could be used to diagnose Type 2 diabetes.Based on a DNA analysis of a joint...
Sep 28, 2012 2:58am | read more
People trying to quit smoking pot might be surprised to find out it’s just as difficult as quitting tobacco. A study says that pot withdrawal symptoms can affect daily life and are quite similar to what tobacco users are going through when they quit.Many pot smokers don’t...
Sep 28, 2012 12:44am | read more
What started as a concerning peanut butter salmonella recall at Trader Joe’s has turned today into a nationwide outbreak. Trader Joe’s supplier, Sunland Inc. has expanded the peanut butter salmonella recall to 76 types of products in 18 states.Each year, Americans eat 800...
Sep 26, 2012 3:20am | read more
As many women don’t know what the signs of ovarian cancer are, some often ignore red flag symptoms such as back pain and increased urination. While the screening for ovarian cancer might do more harm than good, scientists have found the questions that help detect ovarian...
Sep 26, 2012 1:55am | read more
With 2.5 million breast cancer U.S. survivors, doctors have a better understanding of this particular health problem. A new research is going to boost the number of survivors as experts identified four types of breast cancer.The first comprehensive genetic analysis of breast...
Sep 25, 2012 12:54am | read more
When statistics say that there are about 745,000 teen pregnancies in the U.S. each year, the birth control pill does sound faulty. Top doctors now recommend implants and IUDs for birth control in teens, saying these are the most effective.A new update on birth control for...
Sep 22, 2012 2:40am | read more
Although since the WA government claims genetic modified crops are safe, two new studies are sending waves of shock internationally. The latest GM food study has shocking findings that link a GM based diet with horrific tumors and cancers.In 2010, the WA government lifted a ban...
Sep 22, 2012 2:40am | read more
