Bill Gates, Abu Dhabi Prince To Donate $100 Million For Vaccines
A significant donation offered by Bill Gates’ foundation the crown prince of Abu Dhabi may help alleviate disease in Afghanistan and Pakistan.
Monthly Archives: January 2011
Genetic Mutation May Influence Nicotine Uptake, Researchers Find
Scientists may have discovered that a specific genetic mutation may be a large reason why some individuals become significantly more addicted to smoking tobacco than others.
Diabetes Rates Growing, Experts Not Worried
New trends in the United States prove that diabetes may be one of the most common diseases in less than 40 years.
College Students Notice High Stress Levels, Survey Shows
Numerous surveys show that college freshman are experiencing higher levels of stress than ever before.
Reduce Breast Cancer Risks, Delay Hormone Therapy During Menopause
New studies found that women who delay hormone replacement therapy after starting menopause may be at lower risks of breast cancer.
Fall, Winter Cause Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD), Depression
Seasonal affective disorder, or SAD, typically begins in the fall and continues through the winter months.
Dangerous Lead Levels Cause Another Nuclear Sludge Recall
A recall has been issued on a popular candy item due to dangerous levels of lead found in the candy.
Researchers Uncover Potential Diabetes Cure
A new study shows that Type 1 diabetes may be reversible using a specific hormone alteration process.
Agent Orange Exposure May Allow Veterans Additional Treatment
A new suggestion by the Department of Veterans Affairs may assist veterans experiencing health issues due to exposure to Agent Orange while serving in Korea.
Children Being Injured More Often From Running, Study Shows
A new study shows injuries in children related to running are happening nearly 35 percent more frequently.
