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A Man With Breast Cancer, Dr Bogler, Entered 'World of Pink'

Breast cancer

A Man With Breast Cancer, Dr Bogler, Entered 'World of Pink'

16 Feb 2016

Almost immediately after being diagnosed with breast cancer in September 2012, Oliver Bogler, PhD, who works at the University of Texas M.D. Anderson Cancer Center in Houston, began writing the...

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Promising results for a targeted drug in advanced prostate cancer

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Promising results for a targeted drug in advanced prostate cancer

16 Feb 2016 • 2 comments

It’s well known that defective BRCA genes can increase a woman’s chances of developing breast, ovarian, and other cancers. But these same gene changes can also increase a man’s risk of dying...

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Future technology could make psoriasis pills, injections obsolete

Arthritis

Future technology could make psoriasis pills, injections obsolete

16 Feb 2016 • 3 comments

Researchers have developed a novel cell-based strategy for the treatment of psoriasis. Their synthetic biology–based gene circuits “can autonomously couple the detection of disease biomarkers...

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New diet and exercise program helps people with type 2 diabetes cut medication

Diabetes (Type 2)
Diabetes insipidus

New diet and exercise program helps people with type 2 diabetes cut medication

16 Feb 2016

Even this are news from Australia, we can see how medicine is advancing and take some ideas for our own lifestyle.ADELAIDE researchers have developed a diet and exercise program the CSIRO says has...

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Chicken Zucchini Enchiladas

Chicken Zucchini Enchiladas

4 Feb 2016

In the kitchen: read the "Chicken Zucchini Enchiladas" recipe quickly and reproduce it at home!

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A Revolution in Psoriaris Care

Psoriasis

A Revolution in Psoriaris Care

1 Feb 2016

Newer medications have revolutionized psoriasis care in patients with moderate-to-severe cases, says a leading dermatologist, and more drugs in the pipeline promise to offer even more choices.  ...

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Cheap epilepsy drug could prevent nerve damage in Multiple Sclerosis

Multiple sclerosis

Cheap epilepsy drug could prevent nerve damage in Multiple Sclerosis

1 Feb 2016

A cheap epilepsy drug which is already prescribed on the NHS could prevent nerve damage in people with Multiple Sclerosis, a new study suggests. Researchers, led by Dr Raj Kapoor from the UCL...

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New diagnostic method shows COPD risk higher for women

Brittle asthma
COPD

New diagnostic method shows COPD risk higher for women

28 Jan 2016 • 5 comments

Researchers from Lund University Sweden have through a new diagnostic method been able to show that the risk of developing Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease could be twice as high for women as it...

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Sleeping in on weekends may help reduce diabetes risk

Diabetes (Type 1)
Diabetes insipidus

Sleeping in on weekends may help reduce diabetes risk

28 Jan 2016 • 1 comment

Getting too little sleep during the week can increase some risk factors for diabetes, but sleeping late on weekends might help improve the picture, a small U.S. study suggests.   Researchers...

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NHS comes 14th in Europe-wide survey on health systems

NHS comes 14th in Europe-wide survey on health systems

26 Jan 2016 • 1 comment

The NHS is only the 14th best health system in Europe and is delivering mediocre results in too many areas of care, including patient survival, a new continent-wide survey has claimed.   The...

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Balsamic & Parmesan Roasted Cauliflower

Balsamic & Parmesan Roasted Cauliflower

26 Jan 2016 • 11 comments

In the kitchen: read the "Balsamic & Parmesan Roasted Cauliflower" recipe quickly and reproduce it at home!

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Cervical Cancer Prevention Week

Women's health

Cervical Cancer Prevention Week

26 Jan 2016 • 1 comment

This year the Cervical Cancer Prevention Week (CCPW) is held from 24 to 30 January. This week's main goal is to create awareness about cervical cancer, including information about symptoms and causes...

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