New Discovery: ‘Sleep Node’ responsible for deep sleep
Scientists from the Harvard School of Medicine and University at Buffalo School of Medicine and Biomedical Sciences have discovered new ‘sleep node’ in the mammalian brain which is respon...
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Flu Season Approaches: Get vaccinated
As we head into the flu season, the Center for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has different advice this year for the flu vaccine. Who should be vaccinated The government recommends a yearly inf...
Challenge for Healthcare.gov: Tax Forms
Many Americans won’t forget the federal agency that had delays in launching the health insurance website just last fall. Any defects on this one could cause a possible delay for tax refunds to many A...
Contrave: New Weight Loss Drug
According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, more than one-third of American adults are obese. Obesity continues to be a major health concern to the public. This past Wednesday, the F...
New Invention: Breakthrough patch reduces scar tissue
Keloid scars form due to the overgrowth of skin tissue after surgeries. Many patients view their keloid scars as unsightly and it sometimes causes psychological problems to the patients affected. Ind...
Cosmetic Surgery: What to know beforehand
Cosmetic surgery is often a major surgery that should not be taken lightly. Effects of cosmetic or plastic surgery can be long lasting so it is important to practice safety and be well informed befor...
5 Essential Information Resources for Travelers
Anticipation and excitement awaits travelers months before a planned trip. But just how one’s safety is always a concern in everyday life, awareness and research is needed in order to have a sa...
MyFitnessPal: fastest and easiest calorie tracker
According to Mayo Clinic , in order to lose weight, one must not exceed their daily calorie intake.Weight loss happens when you burn more calories than you take in your body. But between work, family...
5 ways to prevent Hypothermia
When exposed to cold temperatures, your body begins to lose heat faster than it can be produced. Prolonged exposure to cold will eventually use up your body’s stored energy. The result is hypothermia...
Acne Treatments: Ways you can fight that annoying acne
Many people all over the world have battles with their acne on a daily basis. Acne not only may be uncomfortable but can also affect the way one may view his/her self. With the recommendations covere...