
Category: Medical Conditions


Disability Benefits: What Are They and How to Qualify
Are you living with a disability? Do you still want to lead a quality life despite having a reduced or no income? Your answers lay in the filing for …
Alzheimer’s Disease: Brigham Young University Study Suggests That Ketones Could Help Slow Down Cognitive Decline
Alzheimer’s disease is thought to be partially related to a genetic dysfunction that interferes with the brain’s assimilation of glucose. Diet, exercise, sleep: what if all these criteria were …
Important Facts You Should Know About Private Health Insurance in Australia
Private health insurance companies in Australia have different policies. And it’s no secret that those policies can be confusing to the average person. Because of this, many misconceptions are …
Platelet-Rich Plasma (PRP) and Gonadotropins Potential Treatments to Restore Fertility in Perimenopausal Women
The administration of Platelet-Rich Plasma (PRP) and gonadotropins could restore ovarian function in women having difficulties getting pregnant due to the early onset of menopause. Women are getting pregnant …
Drebrin Plays an Important Role in the Neuroprotective Function of Astrocytes
Among a host of protective functions of the neuroglial cells, are their ability to prevent or limit damage to the brain’s neurons, which are highly sensitive, during brain infections …
Northwestern University Researchers Create a New Biomaterial That Can Be Used to Grow Neurons
Researchers from Northwestern University developed a new kind of biomaterial that can be 3D printed and can imitate features of the brain tissue. This is a step towards incredible …
Medical Malpractice 101: The Things You Need to Know
Medical malpractice arises in the medical profession when health care professionals do not provide proper medical care to their patients, causing pain, injury, or death. Errors and negligence Different …
The Cancer Diagnosed Today Did Not Just Start Yesterday According to Study
Cancer is a disease characterized by abnormal cell proliferation, faster than expected, which could be triggered by mutation. It is a gradually progressive disease, usually manifesting at an older …
Research Suggests That a Blood-Brain Barrier Leak Can Cause Poor Memory
We all know that our memory becomes less reliable as we get older. It is not uncommon for older people to start forgetting dates, tasks on their agenda, or …Posts navigation
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