A sedentary lifestyle is far worse for health than obesity, new research has found.
sonali raj
Jan 17, 2015
Me-time is highly essential for psychological and social well being, finds study.
Samantha Richardson
Jan 17, 2015
Swiss drugmaker Roche has signed a spate of deals to further its genome analysis program.
sonali raj
Jan 17, 2015
The National Abortion Federation Canada is advocating the legalisation of abortion pills in the country as statistics reveal that one out of three Canadian women is likely to have an abortion in her lifetime. The problem, the agency says, is that these women will not have access to safe and effectual abortion pills. The medical group is now working to urge Health Canada to approve the use of abortion pills, particularly the drug mifepristone, which has been used legally since the year 2000 in se...
Sunshine Lomibao
Jan 17, 2015
Australian Medical Association Queensland (AMAQ) president Dr Shaun Rudd has apologised for his "tuckshop arms" joke in tackling obesity.
Anne Lu
Jan 17, 2015
With an astounding death toll and thousands still being affected on a daily basis, there is an evident and urgent need for a vaccine against the lethal Ebola virus that is sweeping West Africa. Experts from global health agencies are saying that hundreds of thousands of doses of the potential vaccine is required to provide protection just to the health workers that are working on the front lines during Vegas global health crisis. At least 12 million more are needed to vaccinate the people within...
Sunshine Lomibao
Jan 16, 2015
AstraZeneca’s heart drug Brilinta prevents recurrence of heart attacks for a year.
sonali raj
Jan 16, 2015
According to a study published in the medical journal The Lancet, there is a possible correlation between an increased risk of contracting HIV and the use of a specific type of injectable birth control for females. Depo-Provera is a type of hormonal contraception that is said to increase a female subject’s susceptibility to the human immunodeficiency virus (HIV), increasing her potential to transmit and contract the virus by up to 30 percent.
Sunshine Lomibao
Jan 16, 2015
Way over the 10 to 15 percent cesarean section figure recommended by the World Health Organization, the number of Brazilian women undergoing elective cesarean sections as a birthing method is now reportedly up to 52 percent. These figures have been statistically confirmed due to the fact that an increasing number of Brazilian women choose the said procedure in order to preserve their sex lives after giving birth.
Sunshine Lomibao
Jan 16, 2015
American doctor, Dr. Richard Sacra, was cured of the deadly Ebola virus after he contracted the lethal disease while on a medical mission in West Africa in August of last year. Now, Dr. Sacra is reportedly returning to Liberia in order to lend a hand to his exhausted colleagues in that region.
Sunshine Lomibao
Jan 16, 2015
Baking soda is more than just a cooking ingredient.
Vanessa Doctor
Jan 16, 2015
The Abbott government has announced that Medicare could be paying $20.10 less for consultations that took place for 6 to 10 minutes.
Afza Kandrikar Fathima
Jan 15, 2015
Two men who died in Queensland were suspected to have taken a toxic batch of synthetic cannabis bought from a sex shop. Their deaths have raised concerns among medical experts.
Reissa Su
Jan 15, 2015
Dave Hax's YouTube video about how to steal pizza has gone viral.
Conviron Altatis
Jan 15, 2015
Sleeping too much can be dangerous to your health
Vanessa Doctor
Jan 15, 2015
A new analysis suggests that if current practices are kept up, Ebola can be eliminated from Liberia by June.
sonali raj
Jan 14, 2015
Bisexual women in the UK suffer worse mental health as compared to heterosexuals and lesbians.
sonali raj
Jan 14, 2015
Bilingual children tend to believe that all traits are learned.
sonali raj
Jan 14, 2015
More than 70 people who attended a funeral last Friday died the next morning after drinking Pombe.
Jenny Michelle Panganiban
Jan 14, 2015
A rare virus was discovered in New Zealand by a team of scientists who said it can cause serious and potentially fatal diseases in babies and children.
Reissa Su
Jan 14, 2015
A research conducted by the CDC revealed that an average of six people die everyday due to binge drinking.
Samantha Richardson
Jan 14, 2015
The man who trains supermodels and international pop stars shares his secrets to helping his clients look as good as they do.
Christine Caparras
Jan 14, 2015
The New South Wales government has provided an option for mothers who lost their babies before they reach 20 weeks to receive a certificate for their loss.
Afza Kandrikar Fathima
Jan 14, 2015
Sexual reproduction is healthier over time, a study has shown.
sonali raj
Jan 14, 2015
Scientists have developed a tissue like implant that could help patients of paralysis.
sonali raj
Jan 14, 2015
The American Cancer Society has published a report indicating a significant fall in cancer rates since 1991.
sonali raj
Jan 13, 2015
A new study enquires into the connection between the use of alcohol and marijuana, and the government’s policy on these substances.
sonali raj
Jan 13, 2015
Thousands of Hepatitis C patients and their families demand for fair health services and access to the newly developed Hepatitis C treatment.
Jenny Michelle Panganiban
Jan 13, 2015
Expression of anger has always been linked to bad biological health, but this study shows that the perception differs in different cultures.
Samantha Richardson
Jan 13, 2015
110 people ate at a restaurant in Queensland and fell ill. The cause of the illness is said to be a salmonella outbreak.
Afza Kandrikar Fathima
Jan 13, 2015