Bye-Bye CPAP, New “Provent Therapy” May Benefit Those With Sleep Apnea
The device uses the person’s own breathing capabilities to produce EPAP (expiratory positive airway pressure).
Understand Heart Disease Symptoms And Proper Prevention Methods, Experts Urge
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) explain that various types of heart disease are very prone to cause heart attacks.
Speaking Two Languages Keeps Brain Active, Delays Alzheimer’s Disease
Experts explain that the consistent mental battle about various rules in each language is enough to keep the brain active for individuals who speak two languages.
Artificial Blood Vessels To Be Tested For Heart Surgery Patients
It has been estimated that as many as 100,000 Americans fail to receive necessary heart surgeries each year.
Shortage Of Nearly 60 “Medically Necessary” Drugs, Federal Health Officials Explain
The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has tight regulations as is, but the standards may change because of these issues.
Gene That May Cause ‘Extremely Rare Breast Cancer’ Discovered
Experts explain in the EMBO Molecular Medicine journal that there is strong evidence alluding to ZNF703 being a new oncogene.
Many Claim Smoking Bans In New York Have “Gone Too Far”
Many cities, including New York, have already banned smoking inside certain buildings like restaurants and bars.
Diabetes Does Not Have To Be A Struggle, American Diabetes Association Explains
New findings from the American Diabetes Association can help individuals who suffer from diabetes.
New Flu Vaccine Method Notices Drastic Production Time, Experts Discover
Many scientists have been searching for ways to decrease production time of formulating and mass-producing various vaccines.
Unnecessary Prostate Cancer Scans Cost $35 Million Annually, Researchers Explain
Researchers estimate the cost of the unnecessary images performed on men from this study alone to be nearly $35 million of American taxpayer money.
