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 »
Recently, a friend received a lot of triple-negative breast cancer patients sent to the questions on female cancer prevention fund public micro-channel number, the staff conducted a lot of meticulous combing, and today we chat with triple negative breast cancer … 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 »
Bottom Line: While we look to invent new medicines to treat cancer, a parallel approach to repurpose existing medicines may be highly effective. Stress, mediated by adrenaline, has been suspected to promote cancer growth and this research study shows that … 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 »
Before women even become pregnant, their biological profile may predict a lower-birthweight baby, a UCLA-led research team reports. Most people have a high level of cortisol — a hormone the body releases in response to stressful events (and also at … Read More »
Modern medicine, breast cancer is a systemic disease. Of course, only occur limitations of nests in a defined site in the early stage of cancer can spread to the further development of the body and become a systemic disease. Wake … Read More »
Hispanic women who identify as Black or another race have worse functional health than their counterparts who identify as White, according to new research. Out today, this research is part of a new special issue of Research on Aging (ROA, … Read More »
Early assessment of hemispheric and thalamic volumes in children with polymicrogyria and epilepsy can reliably predict the risk of continuous spike-and-wave complexes during sleep (CSWS), a study indicates. “Early diagnosis of CSWS would allow prediction of its age-related course and … Read More »