Carol Fabian inducted into KU Women’s Hall of Fame for contributions to breast cancer research

19 May
Carol Fabian inducted into KU Women's Hall of Fame for contributions to breast cancer research

Among the women inducted into the University of Kansas Hall of Fame on April 14, 2016, was Carol Fabian, MD. Fabian, a professor of medicine at the University of Kansas Medical Center and director of the Breast Cancer Prevention Center … Read More »

Cell: Novel Zika Virus Infection in a Mouse Model of Embryonic or Reveal the Mystery

19 May
Cell: Novel Zika Virus Infection in a Mouse Model of Embryonic or Reveal the Mystery

Recently, researchers from Washington University School of Medicine by the research and development of a mouse model of two pregnant Zika virus infection in mice organism, Zika virus can migrate through the bloodstream to the placenta in pregnant mice, followed … Read More »

2016 International Conference on Autism Research: Too Much Folic Acid Supplements for Pregnant Women or Children can Cause Autism

17 May
2016 International Conference on Autism Research: Too Much Folic Acid Supplements for Pregnant Women or Children can Cause Autism

Recently, at the 2016 International Conference on Autism Research held in Baltimore, researchers announced a latest findings: Despite the lack of folic acid in pregnant women is not conducive to the development of the child; but too much folic acid … Read More »

Use Cosmetic during Pregnancy can Adversely Affect the Health of the Newborn

11 May
Cosmetic use during pregnancy can adversely affect the health of the newborn

A study of public health at New York State University Medical Center, school leaders presented evidence of pregnancy women to personal care products, adverse reproductive effects in neonates during use. “This study found that people with higher levels of butylparaben … Read More »

Asian American Adults HBV Screening Can help Prevent the Onset of Liver Disease

5 May
Asian American adults HBV screening can help prevent the onset of liver disease

Based on community screening of hepatitis B virus was discovered by researchers led by a University of California, Davis, targeted publicity in Asian populations to identify high-risk groups, infection and guide them to the appropriate follow-up care to help prevent … Read More »

Residential Radon Exposure May Cause a Woman’s Risk of Blood Cancers

30 Apr
Residential radon exposure may lead to hematologic cancer risk in women

Radon is a colorless, odorless and poisonous radioactive noble gas, which is a decay product of radium by, people suffered a major source of internal exposure. A new report finds a statistically-significant, positive association between high levels of residential radon … Read More »