It’s a leading research strategy for eliminating HIV from the body: “shock and kill.” The idea is to activate the dormant virus from within the…
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High blood pressure: This type of food to your diet could lower your reading
According to a review of studies recorded in the journal Hypertension, eating probiotic-rich food has a modest effect on high blood pressure. Those involved with…
Wuhan coronavirus: China shuts DISNEYLAND and 14 cities
China in LOCKDOWN: China cancels its New Year celebrations, closes FOURTEEN cities, part of the Great Wall, Disneyland Shanghai – and even McDonald’s shuts up…
FDA issues cybersecurity alert on GE Healthcare medical devices
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration has put out a safety alert concerning GE Healthcare Clinical Information Central Stations and Telemetry Servers, which it says…
Investigation of death cases: New allegations against a sausage manufacturer Wilke back to the year 2012
The insolvent sausage manufacturer Wilke is mainly due to cases of illness and death through germs in the focus. But now, the investigation will be…
Rotator cuff injuries common but easily remedied, says expert
Most rotator cuff injuries are easily remedied and many are even preventable, according to a University of Alberta rehabilitation medicine researcher. “Over time, the rotator…
Is 2020 the year of cholesterol? Unlikely
For decades, eggs have been thrown by both sides of the "is cholesterol good?" debate. There is the egg whites-only brigade, with comical claims such…
Self-care ‘biggest opportunity in healthcare’ – how to identify your condition using tech
Self care, in the context of health, is an action that individuals take for themselves in order to maintain and improve their health. But it’s…
Cancer breakthrough: Highly sensitive new screening and jab success could save lives
But the NHS has now rolled out a new method that sees patients first tested for HPV infection, with only those that have the virus…
Terry Jones health: Star dies after ongoing battle with dementia – symptoms to be wary of
Terry Jones died yesterday following a five year battle with frontotemporal dementia – a relatively rare form of dementia. His family released the following statement…