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Brandeis psychologist Margie Lachman with Gregory Miller and colleagues at the University of British Columbia and the University of California, Los Angeles; in their recent Brandeis psychologist Margie More...
NJ governor vetoes bill to set up health insurance exchange
Report by Peter Rudegeair (Reuters) – New Jersey Governor Chris Christie said on Thursday he vetoed a bill that would have created a health insurance exchange for his state under President Barack Obama’s More...
What’s in a name? Losing Asperger’s label not such a big change
Report by Julie Steenhuysen, CHICAGO | Fri Dec 21, 2012 2:19am EST (Reuters) – Struggling to describe her son, Suzanne Kolen of Long Island, New York, uses a friend’s recent description: He’s More...
Medical reports for doctors’ analysis, now on the go
AIIMS doctors at the JPN Trauma Centre can now access medical reports such as CT scans, X-rays and MRI results on the go with the help of a software called Picture Archive Communication System (PACS). This facilitates More...
Man gets pricked by HIV-infected syringe in a taxi
Beijing, China| Recently, a 37-year-old man was accidently pricked by a HIV/AIDS infected syringe left behind in a taxi, in Haidan district of China. This has raised many fears and concerns among commuters. As per More...
Plans for affordable healthcare in India
New Delhi, India| An initiative for the free supply of essential medicines at various public health facilities has been proposed by the government for offering its people affordable healthcare. A provision of Rs. More...
Dog bite victims on a rise in UK
LONDON, UK| The National Health Service (NHS) have informed the media of the concerning rise in the number of dog bite victims hospitalized in Britain, which has increased to about 30 percent in last four years. Coming More...
Dengue strikes in West Bengal
West Bengal, India| According to a senior health official from West Bengal, as many as 80 confirmed cases of dengue have been reported so far in the state. B.R Satpathy, director of health services, informed the More...
Stem cells for creative thinking and memory
Washington, USA| As per recent reports, scientists from The Scripps Research Institute claim to have identified a unique stem cell population responsible for creative thinking and memories in humans. They suggest More...
Thankful perspective aids better mental health among teens
As per a latest research, scientists from US have figured out that teens who are grateful, are more likely to be happy. The probability of drugs and alcohol abuse as well as behavioral disorders is also less. Giacomo More...