A young boy in Maryland died because his family could not afford health insurance. This is a tragic example of how the rising costs of insurance are making it out of reach for many families, but it shouldn’t. Recent studies show approximately 47 million people in the US are uninsured, an increase of about 3 [...]
A new research study reveals that women who exercise ‘intensely’ during the first trimester have an increased risk of miscarrying. This is contradictory to current government recommendations that pregnant women can exercise at the same levels as prior to pregnancy.
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Researchers are learning the incredible potential in living plants to help save lives, especially those with cancer. Watch the video to learn more.
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With over 24 million people affected by Alzheimers around the world today, programs have been formed to help their loved ones care for them. The number affected is expected to quadruple over the next 30 years. Research studies have proven that increasing the intake of fresh fruits and vegetables and omega 3 fatty acids have [...]
An aspiring doctor sues the medical examining board to be able to have ample time to pump breast milk and avoid the health consequences of skipping the milking during her 9 hour test. Only a 45 minute break is allowed during the entire testing, not sufficient to eat, go to the bathroom and pump breast [...]
A new study revealed interesting results comparing the effectiveness of washing hands with soap and water vs alcohol to kill deadly bacteria, specifically in hospitals where they are often found.
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A new study published in the Lancet reveals the statistics behind screening for breast cancer by MRI vs. mammogram.
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A new study has revealed that all baby crib bumper pads reviewed pose risk of suffocation and were not recommended for use at all.
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Bill and Melinda Gates through their foundation have donated 280 million dollars towards tuberculosis (TB) research, including testing, diagnostics, and medications.
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Three weeks after receiving a shot of thousands of genetically altered viruses, an Illinois woman dies. This is part of a new clinical trial called gene therapy.
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