Mary Moore RN | Health Journalist & Medical Author
The start-up Cell-Easy and the University Hospital of Toulouse have joined forces to carry out a trial to see if stem cells obtained from liposuction could help treat Alzheimer’s. …
The Majority of Those With a Peanut Allergy Are Severely Stressed Out
According to a study conducted in eight European countries, people allergic to peanuts suffer from anxiety, stress, and isolation. Are you allergic to peanuts, and does this have negative …
Over 1 Million New Sexually Transmitted Infections per Day Worldwide
The World Health Organization has identified more than 376 million new infections caused by chlamydia, gonorrhea, syphilis, and trichomoniasis for the year 2016. This number has remained stable since …
Diabetes: Metformin Transfers Blood Sugar From the Blood to the Intestines
Metformin is the first-line treatment for type 2 diabetes. Its mechanism of action is complex and a new study reveals an unexpected effect. Type 2 diabetes is treated with …
Study Shows That an L. Casei Spray Could Be Helpful in the Treatment Chronic Sinusitis
Some lactic acid bacteria have developed an amazing ability to colonize the nose. This nasal microbiota is believed to play an important role in preventing respiratory disease and allergies …
Aids Prevention: One Injection of Cabotegravir Every 2 Months Is More Effective in Protecting Against HIV Than PrEP Pills
An injection of Cabotegravir every two months is more effective in protecting against HIV than PrEP pills (Pre-exposure prophylaxis) taken daily, according to results released by the US National …
Risky New Trend: Temporary Tattoos on Lips and Eyes
There is a new makeup trend popularized on Instagram: the application of temporary tattoos to embellish eye and lip makeup! Temporary Tattoos on the Eyes Tattoos are part of …
Schizophrenia: A New Treatment Option Targets the Degradation of White Matter
According to a recent study, people with schizophrenia may have deficits in white matter. Ultimately, these results may lead to the development of new treatments, the researchers expect. Schizophrenia …
According to French Newspaper Le Monde, 83% of Patients in Intensive Care in France Are Overweight
According to a recent article in the French newspaper Le Monde, 83% of patients in intensive care in France are overweight or obese. However, the data are not yet …
Culture Might Influence Feeling of Being Sick, Researchers Find
It is deemed normal for an individual to express certain behaviors or sensations when feeling sick. Social scientists at the University of Texas at San Antonio (UTSA) are now …

