Category: Health News
A New Approach to Treating Herpes Could Prevent Future Resistance to Treatments
A new approach to the treatment of all types of herpes has emerged, which gives hope for the development of an effective drug. Researchers at Lund University (Sweden) have …
New Techniques for Rhinoplasty: Everything You Need to Know
What is a Rhinoplasty? Rhinoplasty, or in layman’s terms, a nose job, is a plastic surgery procedure that aims to reconstruct and alter the shape of the nose to …
Men Are 20 Times More Likely to Get Killed during Police Encounters Compared to Women, Regardless of Skin Color
African-American men are more likely to die in contact with police than to win scratch-offs, according to one of the study’s authors. African American men’s vulnerability to police has …Why Many Are Now Opting for Thread Lifts Instead of Surgical Face Lifts
A few years back, Gwyneth Paltrow made waves for backing a cosmetic procedure called the thread lift. At the time, a lot of surgeons had doubts, pointing to side …
Moroccan Healthcare: Foreign Doctors Can Now Practice Medicine in Morocco
The Moroccan government runs a two-tier health practice system – public and private. The condition of both systems can, at best, be regarded as abysmal in the recent past, …
War Crimes: Spanish Use of Chemical Weapons in Northern Morocco still Causing Suffering
Introduction The history of war is as old as the history of man. Man as an animal has always had tendencies towards self-destruction. Several wars have threatened the existence …
Optimal Step Count for Health: Study Reevaluates the 10,000-Step Benchmark
Rethinking the 10,000 Steps Goal When it comes to the number of steps we should take every day to minimize the risk of premature death, studies are all over …Study Reveals: Revolutionary Reverse Vaccine Shows Potential Against MS, Type 1 Diabetes, Crohn’s Disease, and Other Autoimmune Conditions
For centuries, autoimmune diseases, where the body’s very own defense system turns against its tissues, have baffled and vexed the medical community. Ranging from the often debilitating Multiple Sclerosis …