Medical Experts Link Colic to Childhood Migraine Cases
Traditionally, colic is thought of to be a gastrointestinal problem, mainly experienced by babies and small children. But a recent study shows that colic may actually have more of a connection to...
View ArticleFDA Lowers Age Restrictions for Purchase of Plan B One-Step
Plan B One-Step and other morning-after pills can now be bought over the counter, as per a recent announcement from the U.S. Food and Drug Administration, albeit with a small catch. The controversial...
View ArticleCloning Techniques Now Able to Create Human Embryonic Stem Cells
In what can be described as a first in the field of medical science, scientists may finally found a way to create human embryonic stem cells by means of moving a mature cell’s nucleus into an egg....
View ArticleFDA Panel to Meet Again Regarding Safety Concerns on Avandia
Advisers to the U.S. Food and Drug Administration will once again discuss safety concerns related to GlaxoSmithKline’s Avandia anti-diabetes medication, six years after the original round of...
View ArticleHPV Infections in Teen Girls Reduced by Half by Vaccine
A study whose results were released yesterday shows that vaccines against the human papillomavirus (HPV) have reduced infections in teenage girls by half. This was the first study to look at the...
View ArticleDunkin’ Donuts to Start Offering Gluten-Free Doughnuts and Muffins in 2013
Dunkin’ Donuts announced Wednesday that it will cater to the needs of consumers who would like to eliminate gluten from their diets – this year, the Canton, Oh.-based chain will offer gluten-free...
View ArticleStudy – Reverse Vaccine Could Be Solution to Type 1 Diabetes
A study conducted by researchers from Stanford University has resulted in a breakthrough vaccine known as a DNA “reverse” vaccine, which works in a counterintuitive way to conventional vaccine types....
View ArticleWatchdog Group Claims Pepsi Still Has Too Much Carcinogen Content in its...
The Center for Environmental Health said yesterday that Pepsi’s caramel coloring still poses a risk to consumers due to its high levels of carcinogen. The new revelation comes four months after Pepsi...
View ArticleIs iOS 7 Really a “Sickening” Platform? More and More Users Think So
Ahead of the 2013 Worldwide Developers Conference, Apple had vastly redone its iOS operating system, shifting from the bells and whistles of iOS 6 to a cleaner, more minimalist, yet more functional...
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