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An innovative light-activated therapy from ICR could help detect and treat an aggressive brain cancer type, a new study shows.
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If You Can Stand on One Leg for 10 Seconds in Middle Age Your Heath Risk Plummets
Middle-aged people unable to stand on one leg for 10 seconds are almost twice as likely to die within the next decade, according to new research.
Bone Loss Meds May be Lowering Ovarian Cancer Risk, Scientists Find
Medicines used to prevent bone loss may help lower the risk of ovarian cancer according to research by The University of Queensland.
Water Births 'Provide Clear Benefits' For Moms and Newborn Babies, Large Analysis Shows
Water births provide "clear benefits" for healthy moms and their newborn babies, according to new research on 150,000 women.
10 Super Food Combinations to Improve your Health - Like Apples with Leafy Greens to Lower Blood Pressure
Here are the top 10 superfood combinations, as recommended by the supplement company Healthspan in a poll conducted by OnePoll.
Another Reason to Drink More Water: Study Finds Hydration Can Lower Risk of Heart Failure
Serum sodium levels may help identify adults with a greater chance of experiencing heart disease.
MS Breakthrough: New Genetic Clues to What Triggers Multiple Sclerosis Discovered by Scientists
New genetic clues as to what triggers the development of multiple sclerosis in people have been discovered by scientists.
Sunshine Could Ward Off Dementia and Strokes: First-Ever Direct Link to Vitamin D Found
Sunshine could ward off dementia and strokes after scientists have shown a direct link between vitamin D and the conditions in a world-first study.
School Closures During Lockdowns Slashed Rates of Mysterious Fever That Causes Heart Disease in Kids
School closures due to Covid resulted in much lower rates of the mysterious fever that causes Kawasaki disease in kids, says new research.
A Beer A Day-Even Non-Alcoholic-Seems to Keep the Doctor Away
In a new study published in American Chemical Society, the benefits of drinking beer and non-alcoholic beer in moderation are considered.
3D-Printed Ear is Made and Transplanted From Patient's Living Cells
The ear is 100% alive, made from the patients' cells and collagen, and in most cases restores hearing as well as aesthetic form.
Canadian Family Turns Old School into Hydroponic Farm Growing Fresh Veggies Even in Winter For the Whole Town
Let-Us Grow Facebook page is filled with rows of lettuce bursting with vibrant greens and reds, as well as cucumbers stacked like lumber.
First of its Kind Brain Surgery on Baby Inside the Womb has Successfully Prevented Heart Failure
Brain surgery has been performed on a baby still inside the womb to fix deadly vessel malformation saving it from heart failure after birth.
Just a Handful of Walnuts 3x Weekly Boosts Attention and Brain Growth in Adolescents, Especially Those With ADHD
A handful of walnuts 3x per week boosts attention and brain growth in kids aged 11-16, according to a new study of 700 students over 6 months.
Physical Activity and Sedentary Lifestyle Have Greater Impact on Lifespan Than Our Genes
It's not uncommon to hear people blame "bad genes" for any combination or number of health disruptions, but evidence is showing its not so.
People Over 70 Who Walk Just an Extra 500 Steps a Day Lower Risk of Heart Failure or Stroke by 14 Percent
According to a recent study, researchers found that, for senior citizens, every 500 additional daily steps reduces the risk of heart trouble.
Trial Skin Cancer Vaccine Dramatically Reduced Melanoma Relapse in Patients Receiving Immunotherapy
The FDA recently granted "Breakthrough Therapy" designation to help speed along a pairing of the mRNA-4157/V940 vaccine
After 8 Years of Research World-Changing Malaria Vaccine Approved in Africa
Ghana, the first country to approve it for use, is also constructing a factory in Accra, where R21 will cost a few dollars per dose.
Time-Restricted Eating Could Prevent Work-Related Health Issues, Says New Study
Time-restricted eating improved the health of firefighters by reducing the risks of heart disease linked with shift work, says new study.
Microbot That Targets and Captures Damaged Cells is Real-Life Pac-Man
A tiny controllable robot acts as a real-life 'Pac-Man'—identifying and gobbling up damaged cells in living things.
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