US bans antibacterial soap chemicals over health risks
WASHINGTON DC: The US Food and Drug Administration on Friday banned several key chemicals in antibacterial hand soap, warning of health risk...
Showing posts with label Health. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Health. Show all posts
Phones need 'bed mode' to protect sleep
Smartphones, tablets and e-readers should have an automatic "bedtime mode" that stops them disrupting people's sleep, says a l...
Honey to bananas: 7 foods to help you sleep better
A healthy diet not only provides us the energy to get through the day, but also affects our sleep. So, if you are one of those whom sleep ev...
Experimental Ebola drug takes step closer to market
Health workers are seen with a young patient under quarantine at the Nongo Ebola treatment centre in Conakry, Guinea on August 21, 2015 MIAM...
Dying Dutchman's last wish: to build brain cancer app
Terminally ill Dutch brain cancer patient Frederik van den Broek is wheeled into a meeting with neurologists at the Free University Medical ...
AIDS home testing kits go on sale in France
The test takes about 15 minutes and costs up to 28 euros Home testing kits for HIV/AIDS went on sale in French pharmacies on Tuesday, allowi...
Can eating more than six bananas at once kill you?
It's sometimes said that eating a lot of of bananas at once could be dangerous - it has even been suggested that eating more than six in...
Italian-Chinese Medical Team to Perform First Head Transplant
BEIJING: An Italian-Chinese medical team plan to perform the world's first head transplant in China, one of the surgeons said Friday, a...
An apple a day keeps ageing at bay because chemical in the peel prevents muscle wasting, new research finds
An apple a day can keep ageing at bay according to new medical research which could help prevent muscles wasting away in older people. A che...
About half of US adults are diabetic or prediabetic: study
A registered nurse (L) helps a patient with severe diabetes during a home health care visit in Thornton, Colorado WASHINGTON - Approximately...
New Ebola case in Sierra Leone quarantine village: president
The west African outbreak of Ebola has killed some 11,300 people since first emerging in December 2013 in Guinea, with Liberia the hardest h...
6 Surprising Signs of Heart Trouble
UPSET STOMACH Abdominal pressure that can't be linked to something you recently ate could point to a heart attack—particularly if you al...
Pregnant women's diet linked to baby heart risk
Women who eat healthily before and during pregnancy may cut the risk of their baby developing a heart problem, researchers believe. The link...
Drinking water doesn't prevent a hangover, study says
Raiding the fridge or downing glasses of water after a night of heavy drinking won't improve your sore head the next day, Dutch research...
Young goths 'at risk of depression'
Young people who identify as goths may be at increased risk of depression and self-harm, a study suggests. Researchers could not fully expla...
Blood test 'detects cancer relapse'
A blood test may be able to save lives by finding cancers that have started to grow again after treatment, a study suggests. Scientists at t...
Squats, lunges and more: Top 5 moves to improve functionality
A primary goal in any fitness program should be functionality, meaning we should utilize exercises that promote efficient human movement. Ev...
Spain detects first case of mosquito-borne chikungunya virus
A lab technician studies mosquito larvae that carry the Chikungunya virus in a public health laboratory in Santo Domingo, on October 10, 201...
Gene study confirms low Vitamin D, multiple sclerosis link
Fact file on the degenerative disease multiple sclerosis MIAMI - A major genetic study Tuesday confirmed a link between low vitamin D and ...
US reports unusual spike in human plague cases
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention said that having 11 cases of plague in just the past four months is unusual MIAMI - An unus...
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