People who had cancer in their teen years appear to be less likely to have college degrees, be married, or live independently and appear to have higher rates of depression and anxiety. They may also have issues with brain function, such as memory and being abl…
Women, this is some news you may not take sitting down. A new study on the effects of prolonged sitting has revealed a shocking statistic: it can increase the risk of acquiring cancer by as much as 94%.
No less than a million of raw chicken products will be removed from the market after Barber Foods has announced a recall following the current Salmonella investigation of Food Safety and Inspection Service (FSIS) of USDA.
People who have been severely burned appear to have changes in the bacteria in their intestinal systems, the normal microbiome that is made up of trillions of bacteria. These changes may increase the risk of serious infections, which are a leading cause of dea…
More than 30 new cases are being reported each week in Sierra Leone and Guinea and there have been cases in Liberia, where the outbreak had been declared over.
The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has approved a novel drug that will be the first line of treatment for a less-common type of metastatic lung cancer.
Last year, the world participated in the popular Ice Bucket Challenge to air support for the still untreatable disease, amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS) or otherwise known as Lou Gehrig's disease. Now, a new study has linked formaldehyde in the development …
Seeing your physician is becoming seeing his or her face on a screen as video conference consultations become more accepted. Healthcare companies are hoping for better and less expensive use of healthcare this way.
A new study has found a link between psychosis and smoking. In a study published in the journal The Lancet Psychiatry on Friday, they found out that daily tobacco use which has been long linked to cardiovascular diseases could also contribute to mental illness
Are you fond of using plastic containers for food? Then you better pay attention. In a recent study, two of the commonly used ingredients in these products have been discovered to be dangerous to health.
Certain crayons and forensic crime kits sold in Australia contain a very dangerous carcinogenic, reported by Environmental Working Group (EWG) Action Fund.
