Rice is associated with lower obesity rates, Study Suggests
Eating rice may help prevent obesity, research suggests.
Experts found that people following a Japanese or Asian-style diet based on rice were...
Peanut allergy treatment: Oral Immunotherapy Examined in Real-World Setting
An analysis published in the Journal of Allergy and Clinical Immunology: In Practice concluded that oral immunotherapy appears safe for preschool-aged...
Scientists ‘reboot’ pig brains hours after animals died
A bizarre Frankenstein-style experiment has breathed life into the brains of pigs four hours after death.
Scientists in the US restored circulation...
Diabetes drug has heart and kidney benefits, Says New Study
A breakthrough treatment could help protect hundreds of millions of people from the “21st century epidemic” of deadly diabetic kidney disease,...
Health Canada moves to ban textured breast implants (Reports)
Health Canada is moving to ban textured breast implants amid mounting health concerns.
The implants, made by industry giant Allergan under the...
Vancouver: Epilepsy patient refuses to leave hospital (Reports)
Tavia Marlatt, young epilepsy patient is refusing to leave Vancouver General Hospital without assurances she'll receive the supervision and healthcare supports...
Poor diet deaths: What we aren’t eating is killing us, global study finds
An international investigation has revealed that people in nearly every region of the planet could benefit from rebalancing their diets. The...
Hope as new male’s birth control pill deemed safe (Study)
Scientists are getting closer to creating a hormone-based birth control mechanism for men, that would likely function and look much the...
Hot tea, coffee doubles cancer risk – scientists warn
DRINKING a piping hot cuppa more than doubles your risk of throat cancer, experts have warned.
Scalding water damages the lining of...
E-cigarettes and vaping linked to depression, heart attacks
Tobacco smoking adults that use electronic cigarettes have a significantly higher chance of myocardial infarction (a heart attack), as well as...
