I keep reading about the right to health care. Of course health in our current system is not caring for our health at all but rather managing disease. But with all rights come responsibilities. Somehow we have gotten the idea … Read More »
WEDNESDAY, July 13, 2016 (HealthDay News) — Children who suffer from epilepsy or fever-related seizures may face a higher risk of also having attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD), new Danish research suggests. The findings echo those of some previous research. But, U.S. … Read More »
University of Edinburgh May 23 release the results of a study, a team led by university researchers to find a compound that in a lab environment effectively inhibit the growth of breast cancer cells. Based on this finding the scientists … Read More »
Body image among identifies who have been treated for breast cancer patients and many mainstream refusal styling philosophy, studies show that women are different. Published in the journal Health Psychology A new study reveals the young women mastectomy experience – … Read More »
Published an article in the Journal of the American Geriatrics Society researchers recently learned that frail elderly women, and women who are six or more chronic disease, compared with women who have three kinds of geographical risk factors, having the … Read More »
Drugs millions of Americans currently use for their indigestion and reflux, so it may be no surprise that parents and doctors also prescribe medicine and neonatal reflux. However, according to a new study, the newborn might be the most over-treatment … Read More »
Italian study showed that men in his later years after losing a spouse can bear more frustration than widows because their old age needs his wife’s care. According to the British Daily Mail reported that, at present, the latest research … Read More »
When complications in the delivery room lead to a traumatic childbirth, healthcare provider may feel lost and secondary traumatic stress. “Acta Obstetricia et Gynecologica Scandinavica” study published in the journal found that when midwives and obstetricians efforts to deal with … Read More »
According to a study United States Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) on Thursday (February 18) released, more than a third of American adults get enough sleep. Head of Emory University School of Medicine in Atlanta, Emory Sleep Center … Read More »
World Health Organization through direct technical cooperation with Member States and ensure a variety of cooperation between Member States, thus contributing to the development of health services, prevention and control of diseases, improve the environment, health manpower development, coordination and … Read More »