Rheumatoid Arthritis, Inflammatory Disease Treatment Discovered
A new study discovered a specific protein that may turn on or off white blood cells, determining whether or not they work to stop inflammation.
Monthly Archives: January 2011
Thirdhand Smoke: Worse Than Secondhand?
Thirdhand smoke — yes, not secondhand — is being researched as a potential health hazard. Thirdhand smoke is…
Video Game Addictions Common, Lead To Depression
Young children and teenagers who play video games frequently may be at higher risks for developing depression, a new study explains.
Big Breakfast May Not Be Best
Eating a large breakfast may be contributing to the weight gain problem, German researchers explain.
Dangerous Lead Levels Cause Toxic Waste Candy Bar Recall
A popular candy bar made in Pakistan, the Nuclear Sludge Chew Bar by Toxic Waste has been recalled due to high lead content.
Jaundice Babies Notice Higher Autism Risks, Study
Danish scientists claim babies appearing jaundice at birth or soon after notice higher risks of having autism.
Scientists Claim To Have Lung Cancer Vaccine
Scientists in Cuba claim to have developed a lung cancer vaccine. A drug called CIMAVAX-EGF was developed by scientists…
Splitting Pills Found To Be Dangerous, Alters Dosages
A new study found in the Journal of Advanced Nursing explains the act of splitting pills may alter medications and potentially harm those taking them.
Cancer Fighting Properties Found In Pomegranate, Grape Juice
Pomegranate and grape juice have been shown to weaken or even prevent movement of certain cancer cells.
Imaginary Friends Are Normal, Experts Explain
Imaginary friends are being found to assist children in development and provide happy feelings.
