Category: Health

New Vaccine Developed To Kill the Deadly Ebola
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New Vaccine Developed To Kill the Deadly Ebola

Ebola is been around us since last 40 years, with its deadly influence initiated in 2014 in the regions of West Africa. Its effects have shattered the social aspects of the society, as the infected person and their homes were isolated and marked in orange fencing. But practically, this way is the best way to […]

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Processed Meat isn’t Good for Asthma
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Processed Meat isn’t Good for Asthma

Meat, chicken, and other non-vegetarian foods are termed as protein-rich food. Have you ever though it has some limitations based on the cooking methods and storage conditions? And if the limitations are ignored, it may severely damage your body as well. Based on a long survey carried out by the researchers from French, it is […]

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What Will it Really Take to Close the Gender Gap?
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What Will it Really Take to Close the Gender Gap?

New research, released Tuesday, indicates that it could take upwards of 83 years to close the gender gap in the United States—and that is on all fronts:  health, politics, education, and economics. The report was published in the 2016 Global Gender Gap Report, from World Economic Forum.  The survey looked at the current gender gap […]

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Arthritis Drug Could Eventually Be Marketed to Treat Hair Loss
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Arthritis Drug Could Eventually Be Marketed to Treat Hair Loss

A large part of the medical industry is drug research. Sure, doctors have to know how to diagnose and effectively treat disease, but much of the money that exchanges hands in this business has to do with pharmaceutical sales. With that, though, those who research and develop treatments are constantly searching not only for the […]

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Amgen Multiple Myeloma Drug Fails to Surpass Competition in Trial
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Amgen Multiple Myeloma Drug Fails to Surpass Competition in Trial

Shares of Amgen fell slightly—by 1.5 percent, to $170.90—this week on the report that its multiple myeloma drug—carfilzomib, under the brand name Kyprolis–did not outperform the competition in a head-to-head, late-stage study regarding efficacy on previously untreated patients. The United States Food and Drug Administration had already approved Kyprolis for multiple myeloma patients who had […]

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