7 out of 10 diabetic patients have fatty liver – New drug reduces fat and slows down cirrhosis January 16, 2025 Fatty liver (commonly known as liver fat) is characterized by the deposition of triglycerides and cholesterol within hepatocytes, a condition called steatosis. Fatty liver…
The “morning after pill” that protects against sexually transmitted diseases January 9, 2025 The administration of doxycycline (doxyPEP) after sexual intercourse could halt the rampant course of syphilis and chlamydia infections, as reported by the competent surveillance…
This is the best source of protein – and it doesn’t contain meat January 2, 2025 The nutritional guidelines we follow play a crucial role in preventing or developing chronic diseases. They are, in essence, a “map” that guides us…
Spiritual strength: Those who can endure this… can endure anything! December 12, 2024 Mental strength is a modern-day “superpower”: It is a person’s ability to effectively deal with the stress, pressures, and challenges of everyday life and…
Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease – Asthma: The first new treatment for respiratory crises in 50 years December 5, 2024 For the first time in 50 years, a new treatment for asthma attacks is being hailed as a “game-changer” by doctors and patients. The…
ALS: Pioneering blood test identifies the neurodegenerative disease with absolute accuracy November 21, 2024 A major discovery could dramatically change the way and speed with which amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS) is diagnosed. Scientists from Brain Chemistry Labs, led…
Why is Europe losing ground in the research of new drugs? November 8, 2024 Europe has lagged behind the US and Asia in clinical trials to develop new drugs over the past decade, as drugmakers seek the speed…
Creatine: Everything you need to know about the controversial dietary supplement November 8, 2024 With so many fitness supplements out there, it can be hard to know what you should and shouldn’t be taking. From drinks to pills…
Anger: 5 ways it harms health November 8, 2024 Anger is a necessary emotion that shows us that a boundary is being violated and that we need to act. However, it can also…