Category: General Health
A Single Dose of Antibodies Could Protect Newborns Exposed to HIV
Key Takeaways: A single antibody dose administered within 30 hours of SHIV exposure prevented viral reservoir formation in newborn monkeys, offering a potential alternative to weeks of antiretroviral therapy …
Death from Preventable Causes a More Likely Prospect for Rural Americans, Study Shows
CDC study shows Rural Americans are more likely to die from the five leading preventable causes. Rural populations have a much higher rate of death from preventable causes than …
Mount Sinai’s Study: Prenatal Air Pollution Exposure Could Impact Infants’ Heart Stress Response
For years, researchers have highlighted the dangers that air pollution poses to humans. A new study now reveals that exposure in pregnant women may inhibit cardiac response to stress …
Stress May Cause Spontaneous Abortions of Male Fetuses According to Study
It is already well established that the stress levels incurred during pregnancy have huge effects on the development of the fetus and the child. But now according to a …
Talcum Powder, Asbestos, and Mesothelioma: What a New Study Reveals About Health Risks and Industry Failures
A recent study has strengthened concerns that cosmetic talcum powder, often used in personal care products, may be contaminated with asbestos and linked to mesothelioma, a rare and aggressive …
New Incision Free Surgical Method Could Eliminate Scars from Plastic Surgery
Scientists Reshaped Living Tissue Through “Molecular Surgery” Without Incisions Surgical procedures are usually invasive and painful, and it could take a long time to fully recover from the incisions …Scientists Unveil the Structure of the Deadly Influenza A Virus
The genome of the deadly virus behind influenza infections was mapped by a team of researchers from the U.K., Australia, and the U.S. The researchers reported that the mapped …
HGH Is Now A Solid Treatment For Osteoporosis According To Studies
Osteoporosis Osteoporosis is a serious bone disease that affects around 200 million people all around the world, including men and women. Osteoporosis is to blame for common fractures that …