Sleep Disorder Causes Sexual Problems in both Women and Men - Study
A good night's sleep is essential for many reasons, including a healthy sex life, a study said.
Good Sex Can Literally Blow Your Mind
Can sex really, literally blow one's mind? Well, apparently, it can.In a case study published in the Journal of Emergency Medicine, September issue, a 54-year-old woman experienced temporary memory loss after having sex with her husband. The patient came into the Georgetown University Hospital emergency department, unable to recall what transpired in the last 24 hours... or at least before climaxing.
New Technique in Cancer Treatment: Gold Tagged Tumors
Scientists have devised a new way to help neurosurgeons see tumors in the brain, gold tagged tumors.
Multivitamins, Supplements Linked to Risk of Early Death Among Elderly Women
American and Finnish researchers have found that U.S. women in their 50s and 60s taking multivitamins and food supplements have an increased risk of early death.
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Adelaide Scientist to Test Anti-Cataract Drug on Humans
Developers of the world's first drug that prevents cataract are now set to test it on humans after animal trials proved it can slow down clouding of the eye's lens.
Aussie Nurse Suffers Brain, Kidney Malfunctions due to Contaminated Rice Wine in Indonesia
An Australian nurse nearly died after drinking a cocktail laced with methanol while vacationing in Indonesia.
Multivitamins, Supplements A Bane to Longer Life in Older Women
Older women might want to rethink before drinking that multivitamin pill, as a study by the Archives of Internal Medicine revealed taking multivitamins, folic acid, iron and other supplements increases death risks.
Jerry Brown Legalizes 12-year-old Children Giving 'Consent' to Gardasil Vaccine Injections, but Bans Tanning Beds Under 18
Insanity prevailed in California once again today as Governor Jerry Brown signed bill AB499 allowing 12-year-old children the ability to consent to being injected with Gardasil vaccines without their parents' knowledge; yet at the same time the Governor banned the use of tanning beds by anyone under 18 unless they received parental consent.
Study Warns of Harm Caused by Multivitamins on Older Women
A study by researchers at the University of Eastern Finland warned of higher death risks among older women taking multivitamins.
What is the Safest Way to Remove Hair from my Body?
I know there are lots of hair removal techniques out there — is one way safer than another? And most importantly, which way is most likely to be permanent?
Overcoming Postpartum Depression
How to get help when it's more than just the 'baby blues.'
Brain Scans Reveal Downside of Too Much Optimism - UK Study
A study published in Nature Neuroscience concludes that "seeing the light at the end of the tunnel" all the time could result in failure to see an incoming train.
UK’s 'Kindest Kid' Harry Moseley Dies; Raised Thousands for Cancer Research
Harry Moseley, 11, Britain's "Kindest Kid" in 2009, has succumbed to cancer. He helped Cancer Research UK raise hundreds of thousands of pounds in his short life.
Stem Cell Renewal Sparks Hopes for Arthritis Cure
Australian vets have revealed that they have been successful in curing arthritic dogs with stem cell rejuvenation and researchers are hoping to develop the same technique in treating humans.
Your Brain Triggers Optimism, Holds Key to Elixir of Youth
The capacity of a person’s brain to throw away negative thoughts is one of the major reasons for people to hang on to a positive attitude despite adversities in life.
Australian Researchers Find Secret to Stopping Lung Cancer Regeneration
Chances of survival for lung cancer patients may go up with the findings of a joint team of Australian and American researchers who just found the secret of why the ailment regenerates despite chemotherapy.
Scientists Develop New Therapies to Block Lung Cancer
Australian scientists have discovered a mechanism that causes lung cancer cells to re-grow even after chemotherapy. Scientists hope this discovery can help them find new ways of battling lung cancer.
Severe Hypoglycaemia Is Genetic, Researchers Say
The severe form of hypoglycaemia is caused by AKT2 genes, according to the latest research conducted by scientists at the University of Cambridge.
Hidden Sources of Food Coloring Chemicals in your Diet
The toxicity potential of synthetic food colors is complex and controversial. Color additives are mostly used to make high-calorie, low-nutrition foods appear healthy. Many, including Dr. Alexander Weil, claim those additives are toxic or carcinogenic. They usually show up on labels with the color and a code number.
A Healthy Diet During Pregnancy Reduces Birth Defect Risks
A new study from Stanford University’s School of Medicine, in the US, has found perinatal and pregnant women who consume a healthy diet stand a lesser risk of having a baby with birth defects.
Queensland Fishermen Claim Toxic Risk Still Exists in Gladstone Fish
Despite continuing concerns by local fishermen about the safety of fishing in Gladstone Harbour, central Queensland, a three-week fishing ban previously imposed on the harbour by the Queensland Government was lifted today.
Severe Hypoglycaemia Is Linked to Genes— Find Out Why It is Life-threatening
Scientists from University of Cambridge studied the rare and life-threatening form of hypoglycaemia and their findings were published on Journal Science on Oct 7, 2011.
Conclusive Link Now Admitted: Swine Flu Vaccine Causes Chronic Nervous System Disorders
The nation of Finland has now openly admitted that the swine flu vaccine "conclusively" causes narcolepsy, a chronic nervous system disorder that makes people uncontrollably fall asleep. The Finnish government, in acknowledging this link, says it will pay for "lifetime medical care" for 79 children who have been irreparably damaged by the swine flu vaccine.
Study: Vegetarian Diet may Help Children Stay Fit, Avoid Obesity
With the poor quality of many of today's conventional meat products, a vegetarian diet just might be an appropriate fit for some modern children, one of three that are now overweight in the US.
Considering a Winter Flu Shot? Here's a Better Way to 'Winterize' your Immune System
Pharmacies have already begun promoting walk-in flu shots for the "flu season". The late and early months of each year seem to be when more of us catch colds and come down with the flu. So what measures can you take to ensure you are not sidelined with nagging colds or a debilitating flu episode?
Nobel Winner for Medicine, Dr. Ralph Steinman, Failed in Personal Battle With the Big “C”
Dr. Ralph Steinman, this year’s winner of the Nobel Prize in Medicine, passed away three days before the award was announced.
What You Should Know about Pancreatic Cancer
At the age of 56, Apple co-founder Steve Jobs has finally taken his final bow to pancreatic cancer.
Paid Sick Days Can Lessen Risks on Health
Without paid sick days, 44 million hard-working Americans are forced to choose between the job they need and the family they love when they or a family member gets sick.
Australian Pharmacies Reject Deal to Sell Dietary Supplements with Prescription Drugs
Saying it was protect the profession's reputation, the Pharmacy Guild of Australia rejected Friday a proposal to sell dietary supplements with prescription drugs.
Women Who Try to Get Pregnant at Late 30s Are Selfish: Perth OB
Women who wait until they are in late 30s before trying to get pregnant are causing unnecessary burden to their babies who would later take care of geriatric parents, says Barry Walters of King Edward Memorial Hospital in Perth.
Scientists Warn of Danger of Filtered Sunlight
British scientists warned on Thursday exposure to filtered sunlight is still dangerous. They said sunlight at the break and end of the day still places people at the risk of acquiring skin cancer.
Reproductive Organ Surgery No Longer Needed for Gender Reassignment
Transsexuals who are seeking official gender reassignment need not go through expensive and painful reproductive organ surgery to be recognised as a male or female.
Healthy Diet can Lower Risk of Babies with Birth Defects
Women who eat a low-fat, fiber-rich diet in the year leading up to pregnancy are less likely to give birth to babies with birth defects, according to new study.
(Slideshow) Steve Jobs and Other Personalities Who Succumbed to Pancreatic Cancer
Steve Jobs was not the first to die of this disease among the reverred celebrities in the U.S, now the fourth leading cause of cancer-related deaths in the country. Other leading celebrities who died of the illness include Hollywood celebrities Michael Landon, Patrick Swayze, Luciano Pavarotti, and Nobel Prize winner Ralph Steinman.
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