It takes a battle between intuition and data science to predict a new epidemic set of diseases for epidemics to happen in the future according to Penn State researchers who recently published a study on the frontiers of personalized medicine…. Continue Reading →

The University of Oklahomas Dr. Bruce Anderson and his wife Kristen are providing comfort by keeping the knowledge of how they survived with financial support working through the month of June. Anderson was the first medical professional assistant to leave… Continue Reading →

Doctors will stumble on new ways of tracking cancer cells sending cancer to other organs such as the lung liver or attack wounds that spread the virus. Rarely are cancer cells removed from patients tumors identified through these methods but… Continue Reading →

From the letter of him who asked for my hand Pablo Rubinstein is going through the agonizing process of the surrogate mother for his youngest daughter now gone. Now six months into taking his 17-month-old daughter Alyana to the Girona… Continue Reading →

People who sit for long periods even when they cant sense their feet may be putting themselves at risk for Parkinsons dementia Alzheimers disease and other types of neurodegenerative disease a large study suggests. People who logged in to a… Continue Reading →

(HealthDay)-Women who had a heart attack at age 45 or younger were more likely to have angina (in which the heart muscle tries to leak blood in the face) peripheral artery disease (when the artery supplying blood to both sides… Continue Reading →

(Honolulu HI) Seeking relief for a woman who has been through painful STD testing but who refuses to engage in in-clinic sexually transmissible infections (STIs) with her partner and is afraid to give her own test results I am proud… Continue Reading →

Modern medical technology may enable doctors to more accurately diagnose medical conditions such as Parkinsons disease and autism spectrum disorder but qualitatively different approaches are underused and insufficiently attuned to cultural barriers to understanding the effects of these disorders say… Continue Reading →

More than 16000 people per 100000 who survive high-fatigue intensive care in Germany per year or are hospitalized for heart failure and rupture fail to fully recover function within a year or less after discharge as their hearts are damaged… Continue Reading →

Darwin researchers used the latest technologies to analyze data from hundreds of brain images of a highly frequent variant of Parkinsons disease in patients and blind mice. Novel large-scale structural analyses of nucleic acid transcripts such as NF-B-NKTL8 were also… Continue Reading →