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Cancer and Genetics: What's the Connection?

Date: Sep-28-2016
Some cancer cases occur in someone who's inherited a genetic mutation. Learn more about genetic testing and forms of cancer that can be hereditary.

ALS: Breakthrough discovery of destructive brain cells

Date: Sep-28-2016
Breakthrough research has discovered that a cell that usually supports motor neuron function can become destructive and cause cell death in ALS patients.

Economic hardships pave the way to cognitive aging

Date: Sep-28-2016
The effect of poverty on cognitive aging is clearer than many believed. It also appears to begin earlier in life than previously thought, too.

Are statins the best cholesterol-lowering drug? Study investigates

Date: Sep-27-2016
Researchers have reviewed both statin and nonstatin therapies in an attempt to determine how they impact cholesterol levels and cardiovascular risk.

Manuka honey could stave off catheter-associated UTIs

Date: Sep-27-2016
Manuka honey shows promise for tackling catheter-associated urinary tract infections, after a study found it halted the formation of bacterial biofilms.

What Does It Feel Like to Have High Blood Sugar Levels?

Date: Sep-27-2016
Learn about what it feels like to have high blood sugar levels and the symptoms that they cause. This article also looks at treatment and prevention.

HIV vaccine steps closer with new insights into broadly neutralizing antibodies

Date: Sep-27-2016
Scientists discover three factors common to HIV-infected people with broadly neutralizing antibodies that may be useful for vaccine development.

Respiratory Acidosis: Causes, Symptoms, and Treatment

Date: Sep-27-2016
Respiratory acidosis develops when air exhaled out of the lungs does not adequately exchange the carbon dioxide formed in the body for the inhaled oxygen.

Roller coasters could help pass kidney stones

Date: Sep-27-2016
Using a 3-D-printed kidney model, researchers found riding on the Big Thunder Mountain Railroad at Walt Disney World could help pass small kidney stones.

Region of body fat affects heart disease risk

Date: Sep-27-2016
People who carry excess belly fat face an increased risk of heart disease, compared with people who have fat elsewhere, new research finds