Medical News

The Food and Drug Administration and the Department of Homeland Security have issued warnings to medical facilities in the United States against the use of Hospira's Symbiq Infusion System because of risks to cyber-secur...

(Boston College) We don't always make better decisions with our self-control even after making mistakes in our past. In fact, remembering self-control failures can lead to repeat failures. The study shows the effectivene...

Our nation's veterans continue to suffer emotional and psychological effects of war--some for decades. And while there has been greater attention directed recently toward post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), and more v...

A drug for epileptic seizures will dissolve quickly and be easier to take thanks to 3D printing technology, its maker says. Even high dosages will be more convenient for people to swallow, it says.

Policies that promote breastfeeding in the workplace must be implemented to increase the numbers of children and mothers benefiting from the said healthy nursing practice. Experts say that in the long run, business owner...

The British government agency Scientific Advisory Committee on Nutrition has developed new recommendations regarding the regular intake of vitamin D supplements for people in the country in order to provide them necessar...

A new version of the nutritional drink, Soylent, has been released by Rosa Labs. The company decided to transform it into a ready-to-drink packaging to enhance production and shipping efficacy and costs, among many other...

City health officials announced that, from four fatalities, the mortality cases in the Bronx due to Legionnaires' disease has risen to seven. Authorities are said to intensify their work to create plans not only to halt ...

Thomson Reuters' Intellectual Property and Science business report that the drug industry is set to experience an increase in sales, from the $1 trillion recorded in 2014 to $1.3 trillion by 2018 because of the launch of...

Mental problems following nuclear accidents are more widespread than any physical effects of radiation, studies have found. Depression and post-traumatic syndrome affect many people in certain regions, researchers say.

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