
Type 2 diabetes: This Ayurvedic supplement can help lower blood sugar levels
Dec 04, 2019 09:12 am UTC| Health
As both kind of diabetes continues to be prevalent among the worlds population, the same goes for experts when it comes to developing ways to manage the disease or maybe even cure it for good. Recently, it was reported...

Oolong tea proven to lower blood pressure
Dec 03, 2019 08:53 am UTC| Health
One of the most common illnesses that are affecting the world today is heart disease, specifically high blood pressure. The recent study has proven that drinking tea can help lower blood pressure readings. When someone...

Pale or yellowish skin can mean a vitamin B12 deficiency
Dec 03, 2019 08:53 am UTC| Health
There are many cases when a body is lacking in certain nutrients or is actually suffering from a condition, that it begins to show in the skin. In this case, a person is suffering from a vitamin B12 deficiency if their...

Dec 03, 2019 08:52 am UTC| Health
The search and development for a cure for HIV/AIDS continues, but thanks to todays technological innovations, we become one step closer to developing a cure for all stages. Cuba makes a breakthrough in its HIV/AIDS vaccine...

Nasopharyngeal cancer: Ears ringing may be a sign of disease
Dec 03, 2019 08:52 am UTC| Health
The many cancers that are present today have symptoms that are similar to others, perhaps, less severe conditions. In this case, ringing ears may be a symptom of nasopharyngeal cancer. Express reports that a ringing in...
How to protect the NHS in a post-Brexit trade deal with the US
Dec 03, 2019 03:50 am UTC| Insights & Views Economy Health
A US-UK trade deal is being negotiated, and drug prices are a key issue. Several US officials are demanding that foreign countries pay higher prices to US drug companies. The UK government is denying that drug prices will...
Stimulus package: brain stimulation holds huge promise, but is critically under-regulated
Dec 03, 2019 03:41 am UTC| Insights & Views Health
This year, a Chinese patient known only as Mr Yan became a medical pioneer. He agreed to have electrodes surgically inserted into his brain, allowing his surgeon, by touching the screen of a simple tablet computer, to...