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8 Common Causes of Breast Pain
Date: Jul-22-2016Learn about some of the common causes of breast pain. These causes include skin changes, certain types of medication, and infections.
Does the immune system influence our social behavior?
Date: Jul-22-2016Until recently, the immune system and brain were considered entirely separate systems. New work shows that they are even more entwined than first thought.
Smoking makes women vulnerable to brain bleeds, study finds
Date: Jul-22-2016Women who smoke are much more likely than male smokers to experience a form of stroke called subarachnoid hemorrhage - bleeding in the lining of the brain.
Could antibiotics reduce levels of Alzheimer's-causing plaques?
Date: Jul-21-2016Treating mice with antibiotics decreases the level of plaques that cause Alzheimer’s disease and elevates microglial cell inflammation in the brain.
New sunscreen compound protects against UVA-induced skin aging, cancer
Date: Jul-21-2016Researchers have created a compound that offers high protection against skin damage caused by UVA radiation, and they call for it to be added to sunscreen.
'Smart thread' enables 3-D tissue embedding for medical diagnostics
Date: Jul-21-2016Researchers have embedded thread-based microfluidic networks with sensors inside 3-D tissue to measure tissue properties and transmit them wirelessly.
What Alternatives to NSAIDs are Available?
Date: Jul-21-2016Find out about the alternatives to NSAIDs - nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs. This article looks at side effects, precautions, and when they're used.
Postmenopausal hormone therapy has no effect on memory
Date: Jul-21-2016One of the first large-scale, long-term studies to investigate the effects of hormone therapy on memory in postmenopausal women draws a blank.
Chickens could protect against malaria
Date: Jul-21-2016Researchers reveal how odors emitted by chickens repel mosquitoes. The discovery could lead to new strategies to protect humans against malaria.
Chlamydia: World's first vaccine in sight
Date: Jul-20-2016Researchers have identified an antigen that may protect against different strains of chlamydia-causing bacteria, paving the way for a chlamydia vaccine.
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