Health

[ad_1] by Associated Press July 25 at 12:55 pm RIVERDALE PARK, Md. – An area of ​​Prince George's County where mosquitoes were found carrying the West Nile virus will be sprayed Thursday …

[ad_1] By kristiillustra / shutterstock.com "> New procedures allow men and women to preserve their fertility up to what they are ready or able to have children. Credit: By kristiillustra / shutterstock.com …

[ad_1] While the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) declares that the latest Ebola outbreak is officially over, here is a summary of previous major epidemics: 1976: First known outbreak Ebola was identified …

[ad_1] "This study suggests that intensive treatment of blood pressure, so that it does not reach the point where doctors diagnose hypertension but continues towards the ideal and healthy range, may help …

[ad_1] By New Scientific Staff and Press Association An badysis of students in the United States revealed that those with some type of cerebral palsy are more likely to specialize in commercial …

[ad_1] Forty years ago, on July 25, 1978, Louise Brown became the first "test-tube" in the world. Newsweek featured the remarkable infant on his cover the following week and published a lengthy …

[ad_1] 15 Detainees in Rabies Vaccination Scandal in China Associated Press Published: 04:52 EDT, July 25, 2018 | Updated: 05:04 EDT, July 25, 2018 BEIJING (AP) – Chinese media reports that a …

[ad_1] Most people usually apply sunscreen that leaves less than half of the protection against harmful ultraviolet rays, according to scientists. A new study found that when sunscreen is applied in a …

[ad_1] A drug intended to treat high blood pressure in nearly 12,500 South Africans is recalled after the active ingredient has been found to be contaminated with a potentially carcinogenic chemical. The …

[ad_1] Spreading your sunscreen too thin could give you less than half the level of protection provided, according to a study. Scientists have studied the damage to DNA caused by ultraviolet radiation …