Author: Gilmore Health
The Measles Appeared 2500 Years Ago According to the Robert Koch Institute in Germany
Researchers at the Robert Koch Institute in Germany examined the lungs of a patient who died of measles in 1912 and concluded that the virus was not 1,000 years …
Blood Capsules and Hymenoplasties: Moroccan Women Preserve the Myth of Virginity
Women in Morocco use certain tricks to make people believe that they are still virgins: Blood capsules, reconstruction of the hymen, bird’s liver etc… All means are good to …
Chinese Pneumonia: Two Deaths, Two Detected Cases in Thailand and One in Japan
The outbreak takes place just before the lunar holiday, at the end of January, when tens of millions of people take the bus, train and plane. Several of the …
3D Printed Artificial Ovaries Draw Closer to Reality
Researchers at Anne and Robert H. Lurie Children’s Hospital of Chicago have revealed that they are in the process of creating an “ink” that promises something great for sterile …
UC Berkeley Researchers Restore Vision in Mice Through Gene Insertion
Blind Mice Regain Vision After Gene Insertion in Trials Loss of vision is one of the trickier health issues to deal with and is permanent in most cases. But …
University of Arkansas: In High Doses, CBD May Be Toxic to the Liver
CBD has emerged in recent years as a potential remedy for a variety of conditions. A new study suggests that CBD may be toxic to the liver in high …
Steroids Could Cause Irreversible Testicular Atrophy
Millions of men around the world use anabolic steroids. An estimate has it that there are around three million users in America only. The majority of users are men, …
According to UNICEF, Every Third Child Is Malnourished
In a major report, the UN agency pronounces that 227 million children under the age of 5 worldwide are underweight or overweight due to several factors. Undernourished or overweight: …
Opiate Crisis: Three US Drug Companies Trying to Settle for $18 Billion
AmerisourceBergen, McKesson and Cardinal Health are accused of deliberately pushing the potentially fatal addiction to opioids. The Wall Street Journal in their October 15th edition reported that three US …