Scientists Plan On Building Black Hole Detector In Australia
A group of local scientists recently started the groundwork for a giant black hole detector…
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Being Thankful Does This To Your Body
Per a new research, the act of being thankful for the things in your life…
Dark Chocolate Health Benefits: Cancer Prevention, Improves Heart Health And More
Here’s why you should be eating more dark chocolate. Read Original Article: Dark Chocolate Health…
Want Real Weight Loss? Here Are Three Things You Should Give Up
Plan on losing weight? Here are three things you should give up if you want…
Best Ways To Go Plastic-Free
Companies have been introducing new products that promote plastic-free lifestyle to help address the growing…
Thanksgiving 2019: Does Eating Turkey Really Make You Drowsy?
People believe that eating turkey makes them drowsy but studies show it may not be…
Eliminate Fever Fast With These Tips
From staying rested to wearing lightweight clothes and taking a lukewarm bath, read on to…
Mediterranean Diet For Weight Loss: Does It Work?
According to several studies, the Mediterranean diet along with physical exercise aid weight loss. Read…
State HIV/AIDS Hotlines & Online Resources
Source: Greater Than AIDSRelated MedlinePlus Pages: HIV/AIDS Read Original Article: State HIV/AIDS Hotlines & Online…
Attacks on Ebola sites in DRC leave four workers dead
Four Ebola workers have been killed and five others injured during two attacks in eastern…
Drastic action is needed to reverse falling GP numbers, says RCGP
The number of full time equivalent GPs in England has fallen by 1.2% in a…
Iain MacLaren: surgeon, examiner, and vice-president of the Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh
bmj;367/nov28_14/l6743/FAF1faIn 1956 Iain MacLaren said he agreed to get his chest x rayed to please…
Armed groups kill Ebola health workers in eastern DR Congo
Deadly night-time attacks by armed groups have once again claimed the lives of frontline healthworkers helping…
Ranitidine: all products are out of stock as investigations continue
All ranitidine products (injectable and oral) are “expected to be out of stock with no…
Zimbabwe facing man-made starvation, says UN expert
Man-made starvation is “slowly making its way into Zimbabwe” and most households in the country…
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Will the UK remain a research superpower?
The UK’s three largest political parties made a commitment to increase spending on research and…
Study links air pollution linked to several new causes of hospital admissions
Short term exposure to fine particulate matter in the air (known as PM2.5) is associated…
The BMJ Christmas 2019 appeal: help WaterAid turn on the taps worldwide
bmj;367/nov28_9/l6703/FAF1faWaterAid/Ernest RandriarimalalaSeven year old Toky and his friends wash their hands at Manantenasoa primary school…
Supplements for babies . . . and other stories
Nutrient supplements for small babiesInfants who are preterm and small for gestational age are often…
Syringoma and milia on the eyelids
This is secondary milia that have developed predominantly on top of existing syringoma (fig 1).bmj;367/nov28_7/l5996/F1F1f1Fig…
Speak up for health
It shouldn’t be news to anyone that air pollution causes disease, disability, and death, but…
GPs are now outnumbered by wider clinical staff at practices, analysis shows
More non-GP clinical staff now work in general practice in England than GPs, an analysis…
Sepsis: getting the balance right
Public and professional understanding of sepsis has increased greatly in recent years.1 This has led…
A man with a traumatic lower limb injury
A 59 year old man was driving a motorcycle and collided with a car at…
Wrapping The BMJ: the next logical step is digital
I commend The BMJ on its extensive efforts to reduce the environmental impact of its…
Dangers of selective NSAID prescribing in Quality and Outcomes Framework
Wallace highlights that the pace of change in healthcare is rapid and the implementation of…
Purdah rules shouldn’t stop NHS doctors speaking out
Some NHS trusts have been accused of overzealously applying the “purdah” rules that aim to…
Performance of UK National Health Service compared with other high income countries: observational study
AbstractObjectiveTo determine how the UK National Health Service (NHS) is performing relative to health systems…
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The health effects of fine particulate air pollution
Fine particulate matter (PM) of diameter less than 2.5 microns (PM2.5) is ubiquitous, emanating especially…
Two Ebola treatments yield ‘substantial decrease’ in mortality, landmark trial shows
Final data from a landmark clinical trial of four Ebola therapies conducted in the current…
For babies born with HIV, start treatment right away, study says
WASHINGTON — When babies are born with HIV, starting treatment within hours to days is…
STAT Plus: Biogen will offer discounts to a health plan if patients say its multiple sclerosis drugs don’t work
In a twist on value-based contracting, a drug maker has agreed to offer a larger…
STAT Plus: Pharmalittle: Feds probe drug makers for flooding communities with opioids; States proceeding with importation
And so, another working week will soon come to an end, but earlier than usual,…
Opinion: Concussions, broken bones, and more: a week of football in the U.S.
News about concussions and other injuries to young football players appears with alarming frequency, as…
Opinion: Changing emergency doctors’ behaviors to promote wider use of medication for opioid use disorder
Emergency departments have become the front line in the battle against the epidemic of opioid…
Fact-Checking Frozen 2’s Olaf’s Mad Science Claims
The daffy snowman Olaf recently made some mad science claims in the new movie “Frozen…
Biology Class In Florida Goes More Human By Using Synthetic Frogs For Dissection
A company has recently made synthetic frogs that high school students can dissect, eliminating the…
Bone Revealed To Be From Ancient Warrior Who Revolted In Egypt
According to a new report from scientists, the excavated remains of a supposed warrior killed…
Caffeine Enters Bloodstream After Drinking Coffee, Tea: Study
Drinking coffee or tea every morning has been found increasing the levels of caffeine in…
Alzheimer’s Disease: Is There A Cure For This Condition?
A key insight uncovered by researchers from Harvard might lead to the development of drugs…
Effects Of Air Pollution Put People At Risk Of Blindness
Researchers found that people living in areas affected by air pollution are more likely to…
These Scientists Want People To ‘Laugh About Climate Change’
Experts at the University of Colorado Boulder found that “comedy can lower defenses” of people…
Common Drug Shows Promise To Slow Skin Aging
Researchers discovered that the common drug Rapamycin could also help slow skin aging aside from…
Scientists Warn Climate Change ‘Tipping Points’ Are Now Active
A group of leading climate scientists recently reported that more than half of the climate…
Weight Loss Tips: 3 Very Short Workouts That Work
Here are three short workouts you can try to help you lose weight. Read Original…
Keto Diet: Experts Discuss Extreme Eating Plan
How does the ketogenic diet work? One health expert explains how. Read Original Article: Keto…
Breast Implants Nightmare: Woman Suffers From Blurred Vision, More After Cosmetic Enhancement
A woman opened up on social media about her experience with “breast implant illness.” Read…
Dog Lick Kills Man With Fatal Infection
A dog lick has transmitted bacteria to a pet owner, which caused a rare but…
HIV Myths: Millennials Believe Virus May Spread Through Hug
A new report shows that many millennials and even Gen Z Americans are still not…
Why Cold Weather Makes Us Sick
Cold temperatures enable rhinoviruses and influenza viruses to thrive. However, they are not the reason…