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Avoiding Stairs? Spanish Study Says do it for Your Heart Health

Study: If You Finishes 4 Stair Flights in One Minute, You Have Good Health

Dec 16, 2020 AM EST

Research suggests using stairs is an effective way of diagnosing your heart health

French Organ Transplant Centers may accept more ‘discarded’ kidneys than United States Organ Centers

Over 1,000 Transplant Kidneys in US 'Discarded' in 2015-2016; Experts Think It's Bad Idea

Dec 16, 2020 AM EST

Research finds that discarded kidneys can still work efficiently when transplanted.

Car T-Cell Therapy, Highly Effective in Patients With High-Risk of Non-Hodgkin's Lymphoma

Dec 07, 2020 AM EST

Existing treatment was found effective against non-Hodgkin Lymphoma.

New Approach in Immunotherapy, Targets a Specific Protein that Protects Tumors

Dec 02, 2020 AM EST

A molecule that breaks down the defenses of 'cold tumors' developed by researchers.

Physical Source of Anxiety in Mice's Brain, Located by Scientists

Nov 29, 2020 PM EST

Researchers discover anxiety cells in the brain of mice that activates when exposed to places they fear the most.

Metastatic Cancer in Animal Model, Effectively Destroyed by CRISPR Technique

Nov 20, 2020 PM EST

Researchers from Tel Aviv University link CRISPR as an effective treatment for metastatic cancer.

California Adding $5.5 Billion in Investment for a Promising Stem Cell Research

Oct 12, 2020 AM EDT

What Californians learned as they decide to support by allowing Proposition 14's almost twice the budget of $5.5 billion for research is that 'Science marches to its own beat,' not to mention its own time, although unaware to what they now call 'poli..

MD News Daily - Top UK Pediatrician Claims Too Many Children Get Tested for COVID-19, Demands Schools Remain Fully Open Amid Future Waves of Virus

Top Pediatrician Claims ‘Too Many Children Get Tested for COVID-19,’ Demands Schools Open

Sep 29, 2020 AM EDT

A top pediatrician in London claims that too many children are being tested for COVID-19 due to an "understandable" yet "misplaced" dread over outbreaks in schools.

Simple, Routine Blood Test May Help Identify Mortality Risk Among COVID-19 Patients

Sep 27, 2020 PM EDT

Red cell distribution width test, which is part of a routine complete blood count test, is usually completed during admission and hospitalization. It may help predict mortality risk in COVID-19 patients.

Researchers Find Link Between Breastfeeding and Type 2 Diabetes

Aug 28, 2020 AM EDT

New research led by UT Southwestern researchers suggests that "breastfeeding secures the delivery of sugar and milk" to produce milk by altering the insulin sensitivity of organs that provide or require these nutrients.

MD News Daily - Arden Heights Boy Treated Is Treated With a Special 4th Birthday Party Before His Next Open Heart Surgery

Facebook Group Donates to Celebrate Little Boy's 4th Birthday Before His 8th Surgery

Aug 17, 2020 AM EDT

Nico Damato xperienced extra-special celebration friends and the State Island's local businesses which all sought to make his birthday memorable before he undergoes open heart surgery tomorrow, August 18.

According to Professor Prestidge, if the research team can secure financial backing, clinical tests in people using their breakthrough discovery, ‘could be only two years away.’

Research Reveals Discovery That Can Transform Treatment Procedures for Prostate Cancer

Jun 29, 2020 AM EDT

In a revolutionary study, researchers found that an innovative formulation of prostate cancer medication, Zytiga, can radically enhance the quality of life for individuals who have prostate cancer.

Prolonged Effects of COVID-19: Here’s What Doctors Know

Jun 29, 2020 AM EDT

Reports have come out about people continuing to experience lingering effects from the illness. This article contains some of the conditions experienced after COVID-19.

Pessimists Likely to Suffer From Dementia In the Future, Study Says

Jun 10, 2020 AM EDT

A repetitive pessimist has a higher risk of dementia compared to people who have a positive outlook on life, according to a new study.

Horse Therapy Reduces Alzheimer's Symptoms

May 06, 2014 PM EDT

Equine therapy -- a soothing activity that is based around caring for horses -- may ease symptoms of Alzheimer's disease, a recent study suggests.

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