New therapy: gonorrhea easy to starve?
Gonorrhea, also gonorrhea is a widespread sexually transmitted disease. It is of concern that the bacteria that cause the disease become resistant to more and […]
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These 6 sports help against Obesity
Scientists have identified six types of sports that are good to lose weight. The greatest effect when Jogging is: With just 30 minutes a day, […]
Read moreCompletely paralyzed, but mentally full because of: Jonas (24) only communicates via blinking
"First row: E, N, I, R, T, S, A. " No Response. Heike Thein more power, and her gaze is fixed firmly on the eyes […]
Read moreDoctors Removed a Grapefruit-Sized Stone From This Woman's Bladder After She Complained of Stomach Pains
What one woman thought was a UTI ended up being a bladder stone so large, she needed to have surgery to remove it. A case […]
Read moreYou Can’t See Your Match on This New Dating App
There’s no question that physical attraction is important in couples, but it’s not the be-all and end-all of what makes for a successful, long-term relationship. […]
Read moreLack of help with tobacco withdrawal: WHO faulted for inadequate requirements in Germany
The protection of non-smokers is growing worldwide and is Smoking in the majority of countries is always more expensive and heavier – but aid to […]
Read moreEpileptic seizures triggered by strobe light
In the case of a young man, the light show effect, suffered for an electric music festival with strobe lights, an epileptic seizure, scientists in […]
Read moreVitamin D: benefits in the onset of Diabetes
Vitamin D can slow the progression of type 2 Diabetes in newly diagnosed patients and in individuals with pre-diabetes to slow down. A study in […]
Read moreUnderstanding the role of a little known gene in regulating metabolism
Thousands of genes are involved in the regulation of our day-to-day metabolism and relatively little is understood about their function. One key protein, an ABC […]
Read moreFingerprint of multiple sclerosis immune cells identified
Researchers at the University of Zurich have identified a cell population that likely plays a key role in multiple sclerosis (MS). T helper cells in […]
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