An experimental leukemia pill has shown promise in early clinical trials – sending a third of patients with aggressive disease into complete remission. The drug – revumenib – has also been credited with putting half of patients with acute myeloid leukemia (AML) into partial remission during phase one clinical trials. Dr Scott Armstrong, a blood … Read more
If you were ever stressed by increased air pollution And more frequent heat waveswell, you can add another worrying health impact of climate change to your list: flesh-eating bacteria Harmful Vibriothat thrives in warming US waters. In a study published this week In Scientific reports, the researchers found This infection by bacteria Harmful Vibrio could … Read more
What REALLY happens when you die: 55-year-old man who was ‘brought back from the dead’ reveals what it’s on the other side – and how he knew it wasn’t not his time By Chloe Louise Update: 11:58 GMT, March 24 That’s the question everyone desperately wants to know the answer to: what happens when you … Read more
Coffee lovers reassure themselves. America’s favorite stimulant may not be so dangerous for heart health after all, but there may still be other health effects, researchers say. Coffee consumption does not increase abnormal heartbeats associated with an increased risk of the most common heart rhythm disorder, according to a new study published Wednesday in the … Read more
Modern Inc. mrna -0.78% will cost its Covid-19 vaccine about $130 a dose when it transitions to commercial vaccine distribution later this year, far more than the federal government has paid. The plans have fueled criticism of the company from lawmakers who explored the cost of the shootings during a Senate hearing on Wednesday. The … Read more
Although it is well known that problems like high blood pressure, diabetes, smoking and lack of exercise are risk factors for a heart attack, many people may not know the early signs of whether a cardiac event is occurring. Experts say there are designated symptoms that occur in the days and weeks leading up to … Read more
Adding a little crunch to your menu could save you time. Scandinavian researchers have found that eating a small amount of nuts and seeds each day can reduce the risk of heart attack and stroke, according to a new study published in the journal Food Nutrition Research. “If you eat a handful of nuts every … Read more
NEW HAVEN, Conn. (WTNH) – Cases of tick-borne illnesses in the United States have increased by 25% since 2011, according to a new report from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, including a rare disease that is now spreading in the Northeast the United States. The CDC says cases of babesiosis, which can cause … Read more
This post is part of our home remedies handbooka tour of the landscape of home remedies, from questionable to doctor-approved. Learn more here. If you’ve ever been constipated, you know it’s a miserable feeling: all that heaviness and bloating, with no relief in sight. When constipation starts to set in, you may find yourself reaching … Read more
This post is part of our home remedies handbooka tour of the landscape of home remedies, from questionable to doctor-approved. Learn more here. Warts, especially on the hands, often pop up out of nowhere. You have this strange crusty mass on your skin – or, more often, your child’s – and now what? They do … Read more
