COVID-19 infection could lead to loss of sense of smell and taste
Editor In the study, published in the journal BMJ, researchers say that loss of smell may be long-lasting in…
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The United States’ rural and urban areas might be rocked by a fresh wave of opioid overdoses, according to researchers
According to experts from Northwestern Medicine in Chicago who examined patterns and applied a predictive model to identify…
The CDC urges the general public to be cautious of the rare and fatal bacterial disease called Melioidosis
Though it is a serious illness, the risk to the general population remains low, the CDC added. A…
For those with type two Diabetes, limiting their meals to a 10-hour timeframe during the daytime may be advantageous
The authors of the new study note that in many Western countries, food is available 24 hours a…
A novel medication encourages the healing of the neurological system in animal models of Stroke
The groundbreaking preclinical study was written by researchers from Case Western Reserve University and UC, and it was…
Balding: Is it inevitable? Recent studies suggest not
New research from the University of California, Riverside suggests the cure for baldness resides in understanding just one…
Early antibiotic use can result in lifelong allergies and Asthma
The study, which was published in Mucosal Immunology, has offered the clearest proof to date that the long-recognized…
Certain kinds of stress might be advantageous for brain function
In a study that was published in Psychiatry Research, researchers discovered that low to moderate amounts of stress…
A high-fat diet increases the risk of developing Cancer
Beckman Institute researchers have discovered a connection between a high-fat diet and elevated nitric oxide levels, which may…
Medicare’s free wellness visit can prevent diabetes amputation
Annual wellness visits covered by Medicare reduce diabetes patients' risk of amputation by more than one-third, a new…
