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Low-pathogenicity Avian Flu Cases Appeared in Missouri

The first cases of low-path avian flu for this year appeared in Missouri. This happened after 20000 turkeys from a commercial flock got sick. The birds were in Jasper County, in a turkey farm. It was hard to discover the…

March 12, 2018 · by Asheley Rice · 0

There Are More Than 1.7 Million Unknown Viruses That Can Cause Deadly Pandemics In Humans

Scientists are estimating that there are more than 1.7 million unknown viruses carried by animals and many of them possess the ability to infect humans. Virologists are struggling to discover and study these viruses to protect humanity from possible deadly pandemics…

March 11, 2018 · by Vadim Caraiman · 0

Researchers Have Discovered 36 New Genes That Are Connected To Heart Failure

In a new study, researchers have discovered 36 new genes that are connected to heart failure. This study may lead to the development of new methods of preventing and treating heart-related conditions that can lead to heart failure. The study’s…

March 11, 2018 · by Vadim Caraiman · 0

Disease X Update – A Danger to the Human Kind?

Ebola, Zika and SARS aren’t sufficient to stress over these days, right? The World Health Organization had to include a curious, new illness to its list of nine infections that may cause a global epidemy. What is Disease X? Disease…

March 11, 2018 · by Asheley Rice · 0

Disease X Is On The WHO Priority Diseases List – What Is Disease X?

The World Health Organization (WHO) has published a list of priority diseases for 2018. It encourages researchers to guide their efforts towards these diseases for which there is either no treatment or insufficient treatment. The list of priority diseases which…

March 10, 2018 · by Vadim Caraiman · 1

Sclerosis Symptoms Healed By Sunny Weather, Study Says

We often hear that the sun has amazing benefits over our health and the general state of mind. According to many studies, this statement is true, because the sun is our friend and we want to enjoy it as much…

March 10, 2018 · by Diana Vizireanu · 0

Public Funding For Autism Patients Now Has An Age Limit

From age six, individuals with autism in B.C. encounter a sharp decrease in government support until the age of 19, and Autism BC needs to see this changed. Diagnosing grown-up with mental imbalance costs amongst $2,000 and $4,000 and isn’t…

March 10, 2018 · by Diana Vizireanu · 0

Longevity In Coronary Disease Patients Increased By Exercising, Study Says

Grown-ups with coronary diseases, who frequently work out, even a smidgen, may live longer than they would with no physical activity. About the experiment Scientists inspected for almost three decades 3,307 grown-ups who had been determined to have coronary illness…

March 10, 2018 · by Diana Vizireanu · 0

Scientists Have Found A Sure Way To Predict The Future Of The Patients In Comas

Is it righteous or not to shut down the machines that keep alive the patients in comas? Even if this sort of situations occurs frequently, tangible scientific evidence to estimate the chances of a patient to wake up is lacking. Luckily, a promising…

March 9, 2018 · by Jeffrey Olmsted · 0

Vitamin D Protects Against Cancer, A New Study Reveals

According to a very large study which has been recently published in the British Medical Journal, a high level of vitamin D protects against cancer. Vitamin D is a quasi-hormone synthesized from a precursor that is found in different foods but…

March 9, 2018 · by Jeffrey Olmsted · 0

The Salmonella Outbreak In The US Made New Victims

Salmonellosis is a common bacterial infection that affects the intestinal tract. The Salmonella bacterium lives in the intestines of humans, animals, and birds, and is transmitted through the feces. This week, the CDC announced that the Salmonella outbreak in the US…

March 9, 2018 · by Vadim Caraiman · 0

Listeria Skeptics May Put The Others Lives In Danger In South Africa

The recent South African Listeriosis outbreak is considered the largest one in the world, ever, summing up to about 1000 confirmed cases and almost 200 deaths. The South African health minister Aaron Motsoaledi confirmed the origin of the epidemic. However, a…

March 8, 2018 · by Jeffrey Olmsted · 0

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Low-pathogenicity Avian Flu Cases Appeared in Missouri

There Are More Than 1.7 Million Unknown Viruses That Can Cause Deadly Pandemics In Humans

Researchers Have Discovered 36 New Genes That Are Connected To Heart Failure

Disease X Update – A Danger to the Human Kind?

Disease X Is On The WHO Priority Diseases List – What Is Disease X?

Sclerosis Symptoms Healed By Sunny Weather, Study Says

Public Funding For Autism Patients Now Has An Age Limit

Longevity In Coronary Disease Patients Increased By Exercising, Study Says

Scientists Have Found A Sure Way To Predict The Future Of The Patients In Comas

Vitamin D Protects Against Cancer, A New Study Reveals

The Salmonella Outbreak In The US Made New Victims

Listeria Skeptics May Put The Others Lives In Danger In South Africa

The Summer Sun Reduces The Risks Of Multiple Sclerosis

World Kidney Day – The Best 5 Tips To Avoid And Treat Kidney Diseases

Colonoscopy to be the Best Help in Preventing the Colon Cancer