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Drink to keep dementia at bay!

...ementia. It is normally seen that people who had poorer overall health, were prone to depression or had heart and lung problems were more likely to develop dementia. The study done in Australia found that people aged over-60 who consumed alcohol had a 34 per cent lower risk than teetotalers. While those...

UK Facing Shortage of Radiotherapists Delaying Cancer Treatment

... those in most developed countries and indeed many poorer countries," said David Dodwell, a clinical oncologist and author of the BMJ report. "Unfortunately the here and now of this is in terms of radiotherapy capacity in the UK in many centres in the UK is a real problem." This means that there is a consid...

US Continues Its War On Diabetes

...ntry has a total 21 million diabetes patients. The poorer sections of the population are particularly vulnerable to this condition, and medical experts believe that the ‘thrifty gene’ may be responsible for this. In the case of the UK, about 3% to 5% of the population suffer from this condition. The expense...

Saliva Can Now Be Used For Hepatitis C Test

...e virus in a blood sample is often inaccessible to poorer nations. (Source: IANS)...

Flu Pandemic Gets More Attention Than AIDS

...is also of the opinion that AIDS which affects the poorer countries should get as much attention as the bird flu. The flu epidemic is only anticipated, while AIDS is already a reality. The national leadership of AIDS hit countries like Nigeria, Russia, India, Kenya, the Dominican Republic, and South Afri...

Prose Memory Deficits Found To Be Associated With Schizophrenia

...ated that patients with schizophrenia would have a poorer performance compared with healthy controls on all ...mmit more distortions. Furthermore, they performed poorer on recall accuracy and temporal sequence accuracy only during the first initial immediate recall. On...

Drug-Coated Stents Work Better In Diabetic Patients After Angioplasty

...y are noteworthy since diabetics are known to have poorer prognosis as compared to non-diabetics after angioplasty. The complete report of the Spanish study appears in the journal Circulation. The study followed 160 people with stents. Half of them had bare metal stents inserted, while the other half sten...

Feelings Of Sympathy And Empathy Dictated by Personal Experience

...er hand, had great difficulties. They were notably poorer than the control subjects in determining whether the person in the video had guessed correctly the weight of the box correctly, or had been deceived. Finally, in a further experiment the scientists inverted the task. They asked the patients themselv...

Safe Neighborhood Means Less TV For Preschool Children

...levision viewing is associated with aggression and poorer academic performance in school-aged children, and TV-viewing patterns are established early in life, said the researchers fro the study. Researchers had found no significant effect on outdoor playtime or obesity in the preschoolers. They clarified t...

Will bicycling affect your sexual health?

...esearch concluded that nighttime erections were of poorer quality in biking police officers compared to non-biking police officers. Furthermore, nighttime erection quality decreased as seat pressure increased and as the average number of hours in the saddle a day increased. In a review article published b...

Exposure To Greenery And Graffiti May Affect Obesity

...lities, such as litter and graffiti, are linked to poorer health.Based on this work, the team set out to test the theory that areas, which are pleasant with lots of greenery and few incivilities, might encourage people to take exercise and thereby influence levels of obesity. They analyzed data from a larg...

Education And Income Level May Not Guarantee Health

... (one of the richest countries in Europe), and two poorer countries, Estonia and Portugal. Insulin resistance (a pre-cursor of heart disease) was measured for each child. Among Danish children, those with the most educated and highest earning parents were the least insulin resistant. But the opposite was t...

Junk Food Causes High Level Of Insulin Resistance In Children

...hildren of one rich country, Denmark and two other poorer countries – Estonia and Portugal. Insulin resistance, which is a main precursor for development of heart disease later in their life, was measured in each of the 3.189 children’s. The results of the study show that the children of the most educated...

Research shows that death may occur differently depending on the income level

...he age of 70 yrs may be 30% less likely than their poorer counterparts in terms of feeling pain in the year before their deaths. They also may experience lower number of symptoms related to pain before death, but may suffer from shortness of breath and depression. On an average, rich or poor, the older pop...

New Cancer Drug Hits the Mark

...igher numbers in cancerous tumors, and people with poorer cancer survival rates tend to have especially high amounts. The drug was tested on 94 different types of human cancers in the laboratory both individually and in combination with other cancer drugs. The drug was able to inhibit cell division and th...

Drug Used To Improve Lung Function In Infants Could Slow Down Motor Coordination

...ldren in the dexamethasone group had significantly poorer motor skills, motor coordination and visual-motor integration than those who did not receive the therapy and children in the dexamethasone group were also significantly shorter, had smaller head circumferences, and lower IQ scores than those in the c...

Body Weight Found To Influence PSA Levels

...ose with lower BMIs. Other studies have also shown poorer outcomes for obese men diagnosed with prostate cancer. Hence researchers believe their present study suggests one reason why obese men with the disease fare worse than their thinner counterparts the reason being that low PSA levels mean they are dia...

Poorer Quality of Life Observed In Overweight Kids

The more overweight children are, the poorer quality of life they will have, say researchers according to a new study.// Nearly 2,000 children participated in the study . Researchers measured health-related quality of life using a short survey completed by a parent and child self-report to ass...

Effective Diagnosis Of Spinal Cord Injuries

...-induced spinal cord compression on MRIs predict a poorer neurological recovery. Surgery can relieve spinal...l cord compression on MRI, but not CT, predicted a poorer recovery. In conclusion researchers say MRI should be done whenever feasible in all patients with a...

Vitamin B12 Supplements Found To Improve Memory

...B12 level group had a significant association with poorer memory. Also, having five seconds to look at and remember the words rather than two seconds created greater recall, especially in the high-risk genotype/low B12 level group.Ten percent of adults aged 75 and older have low B12 or folate. Thus resear...

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(Date:12/4/2009)Late recurrence is a risk for some pediatric cancers, particularly Ewing sarcomas and tumors of the central nervous system, according to a new study published online December 4 in the Journal of the
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(Date:12/4/2009)More than 15 million Americans are recruited annually to participate in clinical trials according to the Alliance for Human Research Protection (AHRP), and most will be compensated for their participa
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