Author: Robert Miller
10 Important Evidence-Based Health Benefits of Intermittent Fasting
You may be curious about intermittent fasting and what it is. Intermittent fasting is an eating pattern where you switch off between fasting and eating. A variety of studies …
Research Paper Hints at Need for Change in Research for Alzheimer’s Treatment
Alzheimer’s disease (AD) is one disorder that has defied practically everything that researchers have done to find a cure. A change in approach may be all that is needed …
Study Reveals Hundreds of Supplements Contained Dangerous Compounds
Dietary supplements are typically assumed to contain natural ingredients and, so, are safe to use. But new research has revealed that many of these actually contained unapproved, possibly dangerous …
New Long-Acting Growth Hormone May Cut Adult GHD Treatment Frequency
It can be a tough thing for people with growth hormone deficiency to manage the condition, considering the typical need for daily injections. However, results from a Phase 2 …
Medical Treatments Become Venomous
There’s some exciting news in the medical community as the rumblings around venomous treatments becomes a reality. In a world where life, and how we experience life, changes at …
New Brain Surgery Technique Makes Cancer Cells More Visible for Removal
New Brain Surgery Technique Compared to Having “Lights Turned On” Successfully Used at Canadian Hospital Traditional approach to brain cancer surgery often comes with the challenge of clearly telling …
Lumos Pharma Gets Experimental Drug License for Treatment of GH Deficiency
Something good looks to be in the pipeline for pediatric growth hormone deficiency (PGHD) patients. A company involved in the development of drugs for conditions that are less common …
Breast Cancer Surgery May be Too Risky for Older Women
It is very common for surgery to be recommended when there is a diagnosis of breast cancer. This is also the case among older women, who may not be …
Clonidine Testing Dependable for GHD Diagnosis
Findings from recently published research indicate that doctors can safely continue to use clonidine testing for diagnosis of patients with growth hormone deficiency (GHD). Diagnosis of very low levels …