We were wrong about HIV
Scientists have long believed that HIV virus slowly weakens healthy white blood cells, by forcing cells to right
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Scientists have long believed that HIV virus slowly weakens healthy white blood cells, by forcing cells to right
A Canadian study first identified a range of factors that help prevent glaucoma, an eye disease that attacks nearly 67 million people worldwide.
The US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) said on June 7 that it has decided to include two drugs for type 2 diabetes, Avandia and Actos, on the list of the highest-warn…
The iPod music player makes the pacemaker work poorly in 50% of heart attack patients, according to a study by an Okemos high school student in Michigan (USA), presented…
In a study to illustrate what experts have long believed, flu can kill people even if the cause of death is not directly affected by the disease, researchers
Is the pain in the chest actually caused by a heart attack or indigestion? A new study from Wake Forest University of Medicine reveals the possibility of more areas of t…
A crunchy smile - can make you shed tears - not only warming your soul. Researchers have shown that laughter can cause blood vessel walls to rest, increasing blood flow…
The British doctors informed Woody Lander parents that he died after a heart attack and failed resuscitation efforts. Yet, the child has risen after nearly 30 minutes in…
A study of 6,814 people in the United States found jealous skepticism that made people excited and increased the risk of heart attack. Persistent stress and anxiety also…
South Asians make up a quarter of the world's population. Researchers already know that South Asians tend to have heart attacks at a younger age than those from the rest…
Scientists have discovered the key to discovering the ability of spicy foods to destroy cancer cells. They found that caffeine, an ingredient in jalapeno peppers in Spai…
Pictures can benefit the heart, which can also be harmful to the heart, especially when the picture depicts the scary scene ... Tim Ottawa Institute in Canada has to rem…
In a recent study, American scientists found that people who drank coffee were more likely to have a heart attack, because the amount of caffeine in the blood could not…
HIV / Aids are adversely affecting the workforce in many countries, according to the International Labor Organization's report on World Anti-Aids Day.
Human Papilloma virus (HPV) can attack 50% of adults who are sexually active. The disease is so common that Alex Ferenczy, a professor of pathology and obstetrics at Mac…