Liver health in HIV: This gene indicates new therapeutic targets
The bubonic plague, or the “black death,” most likely wiped out about half of the population of Medieval Europe. Some studies have shown that people […]
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A Woman's Odd Symptoms After Chiropractic 'Neck Manipulation' Revealed a Brain Cyst
A women's chiropractic procedure to manipulate her neck may have inadvertently led doctors to discover a large cyst in her brain that had likely been […]
Read moreMothers cancer risk for kids increase without knowing it: pay attention to these substances.
Mothers who use during pregnancy cosmetics can cause to their children even before birth unintentionally large amount of damage. A study from California found out, […]
Read morePensioners should pump iron and have high-protein diet – say scientists
Pensioners should take up weightlifting and eat more protein-rich food and drinks to stop them becoming frail in old age, scientists have advised. As people […]
Read moreNova Scotia’s nurses get new contract
The Council of Nursing Unions has announced that their 7,500 members in Nova Scotia have been awarded a new collective agreement — a deal that […]
Read moreAbortion guidelines delay fuels fears service will be 'railroaded through'
Doctors and hospitals have yet to receive guidelines on how women having abortions will be cared for. The clinical guidelines are needed to advise and […]
Read moreWeights and high-protein diet 'key to supple limbs'
Pensioners should take up weightlifting and take protein powder drinks to stop them becoming frail in old age, scientists have advised. As people live longer […]
Read moreMean cumulative lifetime prevalence of eczema 9.9 percent
(HealthDay)—The mean cumulative lifetime prevalence of atopic eczema is 9.9 percent, according to a research letter published online Dec. 4 in the Annals of Internal […]
Read morePneumonia a leading cause of emergency department visits in Canada last year: Report
Pneumonia was one of the top-10 reported reasons Canadians went to the emergency department (ED) last year, according to a report by the Canadian Institute […]
Read moreHalifax HIV outbreak sparks discussions around value of community-based testing
Medical professionals are collaborating with those who work on the frontlines of harm reduction to try and stop the rising rates of HIV infections in […]
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