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11/21/2018

Can liver disease be linked to heart failure? Study highlights liver-heart interaction

Virginia Commonwealth University researchers have collaborated on a clinical trial that identifies indicators for nonalcoholic fatty liver disease—a typically asymptomatic

11/18/2018

If You Like the Taste of Coffee, You May Be Sensitive to This

Coffee is a strong, bitter drink, and as such, most people either love it or hate it. Really, there’s no

11/13/2018

Pancreatic cancer’s addiction could be its end

Cancer cells are often described as cells “gone bad” or “renegade.” New research reveals that in some of the deadliest

11/02/2018

MDM2 inhibitors could be promising new treatment for uveitis

Ocular inflammation uveitis is a serious disease that can destroy eye tissue and cause irreversible blindness. Fortunately, blindness and eye

10/18/2018

Tampax Just Released a Menstrual Cup That Promises to Be Way More Comfortable Than Most

Believe it or not, the menstrual cup has actually been around for a century. Yet even though this period protection device

10/12/2018

Why is it fun to be frightened?

John Carpenter’s iconic horror film “Halloween” celebrates its 40th anniversary this year. Few horror movies have achieved similar notoriety, and

10/10/2018

Fruit fly protein could be new tool in tackling disease-carrying mosquitos

An insulin-binding protein in fruit flies could provide new opportunities for tackling disease-carrying mosquitoes, such as malaria and yellow fever,

09/28/2018

Kidney disease biomarker may also be a marker for COPD

A commonly used biomarker of kidney disease may also indicate lung problems, particularly COPD, or chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, according

09/26/2018

Can’t keep a secret? There may be a reason for that

“Don’t tell anyone” is likely a phrase you have heard before or after someone tells you a secret. But why

09/17/2018

Baldness caused by alopecia could soon be treatable

Baldness caused by alopecia areata could soon be treated safely and effectively, after an international University of Melbourne-led trial found