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Exercise Extra Caution Against These Countries Claiming They're Coronavirus-Free: Numbers Could Be Lying! -Study

Southeast Asia faces a steady optimism as coronavirus cases continue to soar globally. However, coronavirus might be unknowingly spreading in that region.

Medicine

Apple Claims Coronavirus is Getting Under Control; Here's What Health Experts Can Say

The Apple CEO says iPhones are ‘built everywhere in the world. However, coronavirus is playing down the reliance on China for manufacturing.

Medicine March 2, 2020

Face Masks Increase Risk of Coronavirus: Here's Why You Should Not Wear One

The trendy face mask has been unnecessarily overused because of the fear of catching the coronavirus or Covid-19 and now that it has become overhyped, medical professionals and people who actually need the masks are suffering.

Medicine March 2, 2020

Yikes! Cruise Ship Quarantine Culminate in More Coronavirus Patients Four Times Higher Than in Any of the Worst Infected Areas in China

It has been over two weeks since Princess Diamond was under quarantine. Strategies and decisions are now in question since it culminated in more infected patients, four times more than any infected areas in China. Find out more here.

Medicine February 29, 2020

Don't Look for Other Coronavirus Cure on Facebook; WHO Already Found One!

A new type of medicine is now being studied to become the 'most promising candidate' to cure the widespread Coronavirus disease. Meanwhile, as a way to curb fake news about this COVID-19 vaccine, Facebook and other giants will soon ban news of other vaccine claims.

Medicine February 26, 2020

Researchers Are Able to Reduce Tumor Size by Using A New Technique That Involved LED Blue Lights

Scientists have now developed a new method in slowly trying to reduced tumor size without attacking normal organs and tissues. This is by using flashing LED blue lights. Find out more here.

Medicine February 24, 2020

Be Informed! Instagram Urges People Clicking the #Coronavirus Hashtag to Read From Credible Sources

Instagram tells people to rely on credible sources on coronavirus information as fame-hungry Instagram influencers are using the outbreak for clout.

Medicine February 12, 2020

Recent AI Developments Offer a Glimpse of the Future of Drug Discovery

AI is speeding up the process of drug research

Medicine February 12, 2020

4-Year Old Child Died After Anti-Vaxxers Group Urge Mom Not to Vaccinate

As the debate about vaccination continues to arise, a 4-year old child in Colorado died after his mom was urged by anti-vaxxers in Facebook not to vaccinate her son due to health issues.

Medicine February 7, 2020

Do These Australian Scientists Just Discover Coronavirus Vaccine?

With the rising number of Coronavirus victims and death tolls around the globe, these Australian scientists made a successful discovery of re-creating and developing its own version of the disease. Which leads to a massive advantage to create a Coronavirus vaccine that may cure its thousand victims.

Medicine January 31, 2020

Doctors Restart a Heart for Transplant After Removing from a Dead Donor

It's a first in the USA.

Medicine December 4, 2019

HPV and Cancer: How are These Connected?

A growing number of men have been diagnosed with anal cancer in the United States—and most are linked to HPV.

Medicine November 22, 2019

Chinese Scientists Attempt To Cure Man's HIV And Leukemia Using Gene-Editing Tool CRISPR

An experimental treatment in China used the gene-editing tool CRISPR to treat a man with HIV and leukemia. Researchers did not find unintentional genetic alterations associated with gene therapies.

Medicine September 14, 2019

Gene-Editing Tool CRISPR Used To Create Shape-Shifting Gels That Can Deliver Cancer Drugs, Antibiotics

Researchers used CRISPR to create smart materials that change their form on command. They designed hydrogels that can deliver cancer drugs that will be released in the presence of a tumor or antibiotics for an infection.

Medicine August 24, 2019

Severe Hypoglycemia Treatment Administered Without Injection Receives FDA Approval

Baqsimi is a nasal powder used to treat a severe hypoglycemia episode among patients who have diabetes. The drug is the first and only glucagon approved by the FDA to be administered nasally.

Medicine July 26, 2019

Scientists Use Radiation And Bacteria To Wipe Out Invasive Asian Tiger Mosquitoes In China

Sterile female mosquitoes and infertile male mosquitoes will not produce any offspring. This new sterile insect technique was successfully used to drastically reduce the female population of disease-carrying mosquitoes in Guangzhou, China.

Medicine July 18, 2019

New Drug To Boost Sex Drive In Women Gets FDA Approval

A new drug for hypoactive sexual desire disorder (HSDD) in premenopausal women has been approved by the U.S. FDA. HSDD is a female sexual desire disorder that has been recognized as a medical condition since the 1970s.

Medicine June 23, 2019

Patient Dead From Superbug Infection After Fecal Transplant, FDA Warns

Are fecal transplants completely safe? The U.S. FDA warns of the possible risks after a patient died from being infected by superbugs from the donor.

Medicine June 15, 2019

Private Insurance Policy Holders Could Soon Get Free Daily HIV Prevention Drugs

PrEP, a treatment that prevents the transmission of HIV, has received an 'A' recommendation from the U.S. Preventive Services Task Force. This means that insurance will soon cover medicine for high-risk individuals at no cost.

Medicine June 13, 2019

Scientists Find Significant Vulnerability In Major Human Viruses That Could Exploited

Researchers found a new pocket in a broad class of viruses that cause some of the common infections that afflict humans. This might lead to the development of new antiviral drugs.

Medicine June 13, 2019

Experimental Treatment Could Slow Down Type 1 Diabetes In High-Risk Individuals

An experimental drug was able to slow down the progression of type 1 diabetes, an inherited disease, among high-risk patients in a small clinical trial. This is the first to show that type 1 diabetes can be delayed.

Medicine June 11, 2019

Novartis Drug Kisqali Boosts Survival Rate Of Young Breast Cancer Patients

Clinical trials featuring Novartis' Kisqali revealed the potential of the drug to extend the life of breast cancer patients. Results showed that when Kisqali was used along with hormone therapy, it could increase survival rates by 70.2 percent.

Medicine June 4, 2019

Some Antidepressants May Help Treat Multiple Infections, Study Says

A multi-organizational study has identified a potential of certain antidepressants to inhibit the spread of infections. The class of drug known as FIASMAs can target an enzyme in cells needed by pathogens to survive within their host's body.

Medicine June 2, 2019

Psychiatrists Warn About Dangers Of Taking Antidepressants

The Royal College of Psychiatrists in UK has warned against prolonged use of antidepressants and the resulting withdrawal symptoms when coming off medication. It also recommended a range of actions to promote the optimal use and management of antidepressants.

Medicine May 30, 2019

Antibiotics May Help Slow Symptoms Of Alzheimer's Disease

Researchers in Chicago have observed how long-term antibiotic treatment may affect the onset of Alzheimer's disease symptoms in rodents. Results showed that the therapy can help limit the buildup of amyloid plaques in the brain.

Medicine May 28, 2019

World's Most Expensive Gene Therapy Zolgensma Treats Rare Genetic Disease In Infants

The Food and Drug Administration has approved the use of Zolgensma in treating a rare genetic disease in infants. At a one-time treatment, Zolgensma costs at least $2.1 million.

Medicine May 25, 2019

Low-Dose Aspirin Linked To Elevated Risk Of Bleeding In The Skull

Aspirin can do more harm than good in patients who do not have a history of heart disease. New research has found that this common medication could actually lead to bleeding in the skull.

Medicine May 14, 2019

Penis Extensions Are Ineffective, Risky, And Wrong On Every Level: Study

A study in London reiterated that penis extension and penis enlargement procedures mostly don't work and are ineffective. Researchers said such procedures carry risks such as penile deformity and erectile dysfunction.

Medicine May 12, 2019

Diabetes Drug Linked To Flesh-Eating Genital Infection

A popular diabetes drug is found linked to a flesh-eating infection known as Fournier gangrene. This disease is a rare but life-threatening infection that kills skin tissue in the genital or anal area.

Medicine May 10, 2019

Gilead To Donate HIV Prevention Pill Truvada To 200,000 People

American drug maker Gilead Sciences is donating up to 2.4 million bottles of Truvada to the CDC each year until at least 2025. This will allow 200,000 more people to have access to the life-saving drug.

Medicine May 10, 2019

Viagra-like Erectile Dysfunction Drug May Be Effective For Heart Failure Treatment

A Viagra-like erectile dysfunction drug may be effective in treating the damage caused by heart failure, a new study revealed. Researchers tested out the Viagra-like drug on sheep and got promising results.

Medicine May 2, 2019

New Drug Improves Empathy And Social Skills In People With Autism

Scientists found that a new medication may improve social skills of patients with autism. Two new studies showed that targeting vasopressin is a safe and effective way to enhance empathy, communication, and adaptive behaviors for both adult and pediatric patients.

Medicine May 2, 2019

Cannabis-Based Drug Reduces Hard-To-Treat Epilepsy In Children By 50 Percent

Research showed that cannabidiol-based Epidiolex is effective in significantly reducing seizures in hard-to-treat epilepsy. Patients above two years old with Dravet and Lennox-Gastaut syndrome had 50 percent drop in seizure frequency.

Medicine May 5, 2019

Chronic Fatigue Syndrome Blood Test May Finally Prove Condition Exists

Chronic fatigue syndrome is often labeled as an imaginary condition, but a new blood test may finally provide scientific proof the disease exists. The test accurately flagged people with CFS in a pilot study.

Medicine April 29, 2019

Opioid Medication Must Now Come With Prominent Warning Labels

Opioid painkillers in the United States will add a warning that highlights the risk of life-threatening addictions that come with taking the drug. In England and Wales, the rate of an opioid prescription rose by 60 percent in the past decade.

Medicine April 30, 2019

Scientists Spot Bacteria Using Viruses As Weapons To Kill Other Bacteria

A bacteria carrying the SW1 virus could attack and kill other bacteria for a food source. However, in order to harness the virus, the bacteria also have to use a virus fossil that it obtained millions of years ago.

Medicine April 26, 2019

Using Antibiotics For More Than 2 Months Increases Women's Risk For Heart Attack And Stroke

Six of 1,000 women who use antibiotics for at least two months would develop cardiovascular disease. Use of antibiotics can destroy the beneficial gut bacteria and increase prevalence of disease-causing microorganisms.

Medicine April 26, 2019

Scientists Create Pacemaker That Can Be Powered By Your Heartbeat

A pacemaker that can operate using energy generated from heartbeat was tested on pigs. This new study can chart new horizons for the future of implantable medical electronic devices.

Medicine April 26, 2019

Testing Novel Anti-Malaria Vaccine To Begin In Malawi

An anti-Malaria vaccine has finally been developed after three decades of study. It has the most extensive clinical study to date with a $1 million budget.

Medicine April 24, 2019

Surgeons Find Fully Formed Teeth In Baby's Brain Tumor

When a baby's head began growing at a rapid rate, doctors scanned his brain and found a tumor with fully formed teeth inside. It's the first time teeth has been found in this type of tumor.

Medicine April 23, 2019

Amino Acid Leucine Found In Meat May Fuel Resistance To Breast Cancer Treatment Tamoxifen

Researchers found that lower levels of amino acid leucine in the body can suppress drug resistance to tamoxifen among ER-positive breast cancer patients. Fortunately, leucine is not naturally produced in the body and are only sourced from animal meats.

Medicine April 23, 2019

FDA Expands Lists Of Blood Pressure Drugs Recalled For Potentially Carcinogenic Ingredient

Torrent Pharmaceuticals has issued its fourth losartan recall since December after potentially carcinogenic impurities have been found in the high blood pressure medication. The FDA is advising patients to consult with pharmacists and physicians for alternatives.

Medicine April 20, 2019

Genetic Test May Reveal Why Texas Baby Ja'bari Gray Was Born Without Skin

Three-month-old Ja'bari Gray was born without most of his skin, and doctors still can't confirm why. Now, medical experts say genetic testing may be the key.

Medicine April 18, 2019

Arsenic Could Be Next Big Thing In Broad-Spectrum Antibiotic Drugs

A team of researchers believes that arsenic-based antibiotic could combat the threat of antibiotic-resistant bacteria that affects 2 million people in the United States every year. The new antibiotic has been tested effective against multiple types of bacteria.

Medicine April 18, 2019

Statins Do Not Produce Desired Effect In Half Of Patients

A new study says statins are only successful on one of two patients prescribed the medication. However, experts warn that there could be many reasons for this.

Medicine April 17, 2019

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