White Housethrows cold water on Senate confirmation
Six senators read letters from White House Chief of Staff Mark Meadows in response to requests for information that needed to be given to them. The letters relayed details of a legislative operation designed to have a bipartisan group of… Continue Reading →
Aids – Prevailing Health Risks for Some Americans
BETTER long-term care facilities procedures and care have improved overall performance without compromising patient safety because of primary treatment. The Netherlands is ranked second worldwide for key indicators of quality and safety of long-term care (formerly homecare). The ranking is… Continue Reading →
Blood thinners may cause brain shrinkage in old age
A new study published in the American Journal of Clinical Oncology and led by researchers at Our Ladys Childrens Hospital Wales shows that the use of blood-thinning drugs to treat ovarian cancer treatment results in an overall reduction of brain… Continue Reading →
Researchers find new therapeutic target for common form of lung cancer
NIH-funded researchers have found a promising therapeutic target to help improve current treatments for blood cancers that have few effective treatments. Daniel Ben-Gurion and his colleagues at the Howard Hughes Medical Institutes Janelia Research Campus discovered a new protein that… Continue Reading →
Omega-6 Fish Oil Linked to Fewer Young Womens Artery Age
Thousands of young women across Africa moving into older age were randomized to receive either a single supplement containing omega-6 and docosahexaenoic acid (DHA) or a placebo. While the primary end point was the incidence of cardiovascular diseases researchers who… Continue Reading →
Your genes arent the only thing that impacts Football Offensive plays study says
Researchers from Dartmouth have found that there is no absolute third-party influence on second-and-third-down football plays-rather specific individual genes are. The study which was jointly published in the prestigious European Journal of Sports Medicine was led by Dr. Michelle Jose… Continue Reading →
Epilepsy: Program Interface Beingamed Immune Cells Into Brain and Stressing Therapies
Research has shown a significant reduction in the number of people suffering from epilepsy per year but the exact reasons are not completely clear. It is believed that there is some role in neuroinflammatory dysfunctions in the brain which may… Continue Reading →