Sign In
to Vote &
Create Storyboards.
 

Medical News

Location American Medical News for 26 March 2016
New Form Of Ebola That May Cause Diseases In Humans Possible To Emerge: What Is Reston Virus? Researchers from University of Kent have revealed that small changes in the viral genomic sequence can make Reston virus pathogenic to humans. Ebola virus survivors are identified to acquired neurological problems six mo...
Read More
4
0
Researchers Believe Non-Invasive Brain Stimulation Can Help Treat Anorexia Nervosa Researchers believe that, through sending magnetic impulses in the brain, the symptoms of anorexia nervosa can be reduced, and with multiple treatments, the disorder can possibly be treated.
Read More
4
0
Zika And Pregnancy: How To Protect Yourself, Transmission, Microcephaly And Everything You Should Know Zika virus is known for causing microcephaly and other birth defects infants born from infected mothers. Here's what every woman, pregnant or not, should know.
Read More
3
0
Exercise May Slow Down Brain Aging By 10 Years: Study A study has found that regular exercise ranging from moderate to intense can help slow down brain aging by up to 10 years. Participants who had regular exercise in the span of five years had slower brain decline and bett...
Read More
0
0
Your Nose Is A Bad Air Conditioner And A New Study Tries To Answer Why Humans Have Protruding Noses Do you ever wonder how evolution affects the way our nose works? A Japanese research looked into that and revealed we don't do so well compared to our primate relatives.
Read More
0
0
Trader Joe's Recall Chocolate Sticks That May Contain More Traces Of Milk Than Declared Trader Joe's made a voluntary recall of its Chocolate Orange Sticks and Chocolate Raspberry Sticks after possibility of undeclared milk traces were reported. Two incidents of allergic reaction were reported as of posting...
Read More
0
0
You Can Blame This Cat Parasite For Your Rage Disorder But Will Not Make You Crazy: Here's The Treatment Toxoplasma gondii, a latent parasite, is found to be highly associated with sudden bursts of anger. Cats are the definitive host of these parasites.
Read More
0
0
Is The Japanese Diet The Way To Go If You Want To Live Longer? Can what you eat make you live longer? An extensive 15-year study on the Japanese diet finally reveals astounding information that those who followed the diet had a lower mortality rate by 15 percent compared to those wh...
Read More
0
0
High-Intensity Sprint Training May Do More Harm Than Good If You're Not An Athlete, Experts Warn High-intensity sprint training is good for seasoned athletes but may cause more harm for untrained individuals. This type of training may increase performance but is not considered healthy.
Read More
0
0
Balluga Smart Bed Promises Everything You Need To Get A Good Zzzzzz A smart bed conceptualized by Balluga is fully customizable according to user's preference. It has raised more than $36,000 out of the $50,000 goal in Kickstarter.
Read More
0
0
Cancer Surgery To Be Live-Streamed From London Hospital Next Month A London-based surgeon will conduct a cancer surgery at the Royal London Hospital next month that will be live-streamed across the world using a virtual reality technology. The operation can be watched using a computer o...
Read More
0
0
Health Canada Removes Prescription Status Of Naloxone Health Canada took a bold approach toward reducing deaths from opioid overdose. It delisted its popular antidote, which means it can now be obtained off prescription.
Read More
0
0
Kissing Bug Or Chagas Disease: Signs, Symptoms And Treatment Everything you need to know about the kissing bugs, how they transmit the Chagas disease, symptoms of the disease and subsequent treatment.
Read More
0
0

Nevada Gets First Case Of Zika Virus

Tech Times - 26 Mar 2016 05:26
Nevada Gets First Case Of Zika Virus Nevada confirms its first Zika case. The infected male individual is from the Clark County who recently visited Guatemala. His blood sample was sent to the CDC for Zika testing and came out positive.
Read More
0
0
Conflict Between Science And Religion May Lie In Our Brains Conflicts between science and religion may be all wired from the brain, a new study has found. The brain apparently has two regions that contain network of neurons for analytical thinking and another for spiritual belief...
Read More
0
0
Federal Jury Orders Gilead To Pay Merck $200 Million In Hepa C Drug Patent Dispute Merck is set to receive $200 million in damages from Gilead Sciences as federal jury decides on patent dispute. Merck claims they should be credited for liver therapy breakthrough.
Read More
0
0

{TITLE}

{PUBLISHER} - {PUBLISHED_DATE}
{TITLE} {CONTENT}
Read More
{VIEWS}
0


Storyboard
Print
{VIEWS}
0
0




Share this Article

Location



Create Storyboard