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Antioxidant Food Database

Antioxidant Food Database

Researchers from Norway, US, and Japan in a combined study developed a comprehensive Antioxidant Food Database consisting of antioxidant content of typical foods, herbs and spices, medici...

Lenalidomide-based Regimens for Multiple Myeloma

Lenalidomide-based Regimens for Multiple Myeloma

A new drug, lenalidomide is effective when used with other medications in patients with multiple myeloma between the ages of 65 and 75 years who cannot undergo transplantation, according...

Antipsychotic Drugs and Relapsing Schizophrenia

Antipsychotic Drugs and Relapsing Schizophrenia

A recent research conducted by Stefan et al and published in The Lancet, systematically reviewed the efficacy of antipsychotic drugs in preventing relapses in patients with schizophrenia,...

Adverse Drug Reactions That Cause Skin Disorders

Adverse Drug Reactions That Cause Skin Disorders

The adverse reactions of drugs might lead to common problems such as skin eruptions or may cause a serious health concern in patients on systemic medications. However, most drug-induced s...

Metabolic Syndrome May Be Monitored Through Saliva Testing

Metabolic Syndrome May Be Monitored Through Saliva Testing

Metabolic syndrome , also known as insulin resistance syndrome or cardio-metabolic syndrome, is a combination of risk factors including increased waistline (abdominal obesity), hypertensi...

More and More Young Adult Cigarette Smokers Use Marijuana

More and More Young Adult Cigarette Smokers Use Marijuana

A recent anonymous internet survey report published in the journal Addiction Science & Clinical Practice, reveals that more than fifty percent of young adults aged between 18 to 25 years ...

Benefits of Biologic Therapy Outweigh the Risk of Infection in Treatment of Inflammatory Diseases: A Review Study

Benefits of Biologic Therapy Outweigh the Risk of Infection in Treatment of Inflammatory Diseases: A Review Study

Biologic therapy, also known as immunotherapy, is a treatment that aims to restore the ability of the body’s immune system to fight infection and disease. Immunosuppressive drugs are presc...

Benefits of Pre-workout Supplements

Benefits of Pre-workout Supplements

A new study claims that a single dose of branded workout supplement, Assault, can boost the energy and reduce physical fatigue in a strenuous workout session. The supplement con...

Are Immigrants at a Risk of Increased Heart Failure?

Are Immigrants at a Risk of Increased Heart Failure?

Yan Borne et al in a study published BMC Cardiovascular Diseases 2012 in Sweden assessed the association of immigrant status and the risk of heart failure with the role of hypertension and...

Is Meat Intake Associated With Allergies?

Is Meat Intake Associated With Allergies?

Can meat in diet increase the chances of suffering from allergies like rhinoconjunctivitis in pregnant women ? A study from Japan suggests that the answer is probably 'yes'. Rh...

IVF Grants Miracle Baby to Senior and His Young Wife

IVF Grants Miracle Baby to Senior and His Young Wife

A sixty seven year old man, who survived 12 heart attacks, has fathered a baby girl with his thirty one year old wife of eleven years through in vitro fertilization. Malcolm Lawre...

Lasmiditan - A New Drug for Migraine in Clinical Trials

Lasmiditan - A New Drug for Migraine in Clinical Trials

A new oral drug called lasmiditan may be effective in the treatment of migraine, according to a study recently published in the Lancet Neurology journal . Migraine is a throbbi...

Importance of Fitness and Weight Loss in Obese Diabetics

Importance of Fitness and Weight Loss in Obese Diabetics

Improving fitness and losing weight help overweight diabetes patients slow their decline in mobility, according to ongoing Look AHEAD (Action for Health in Diabetes) study published in t...

Mental Health Issues of the Hearing Impaired

Mental Health Issues of the Hearing Impaired

As compared to general people, people with hearing impairment are twice more susceptible to mental illness. The ironical part is that these people not only experience great difficulty in ...

Brodalumab - A New Promising Treatment for Psoriasis

Brodalumab - A New Promising Treatment for Psoriasis

A new biological agent called brodalumab appears to be effective in moderate-to-severe psoriasis, according to a recent study. Psoriasis is an autoimmune disease that usually ...

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