First Melanoma Blood Test to Detect Skin Cancer
Melanoma (in its early stages) can be now detected with the help of the world’s first blood test, which was…
Compared to Men, Women With Heart Failure from Ontario Have an Increased Risk of Death
Women from Ontario that have heart failure are more likely to die than men, shows a five-year study, which was…
Consuming Fat Is The Only Cause Of Gaining Weight, Shows New Study
In the largest study of its kind, scientists at the University of Aberdeen and the Chinese Academy of Sciences looked…
Australian Experiment Kills 80% of Disease-Spreading Mosquitoes
Thanks to the Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation, the population of mosquitoes that spreads diseases – such as dengue…
FDA Warns Honey Smacks Cereal Linked To Salmonella Outbreak Is Still In Stores
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration warns that some grocery stores still have on their shelves Honey Smacks, even after…
The Shape of Brain’s Cerebellum Might Be Linked to Autism Spectrum Disorder
The differences in cerebellum’s structure could be linked to aspects of autism spectrum disorder, writes a neuroimaging study conducted by…
Alberta Pharmacists Are Having a Difficult Time Replacing Heart Drugs During the Chronic Drug Shortages in Canada
Pharmacists in Alberta complain that the recall this week has made replacing patients’ heart medications even worse, considering the chronic…
West African States Fight Against Root Crop Disease Dubbed ‘Ebola’
West Africa’s cassava, also called manioc, feeds as many as 80% of the population. After viruses killed many people this…
Feeling Younger Could Mean Your Brain is Younger and Healthy, Shows New Research
The brain is a very complicated organ in our body, and neuroscientists only know little about what parts of our…
Parasite Outbreak Linked to Del Monte Vegetables Sickened 212 People
An outbreak of cyclosporiasis linked to Del Monte vegetables has sickened at least 212 people, according to the U.S. Centers…