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Artificial Intelligence - Don't Be Scared, Be Hopeful
Let's use computers' power to help physicians, not replace them
2 hours ago - MedPageToday
5 Reasons Some Stress Can Be Good for You
May is National Mental Health month and stress is always top of mind. But what about the other side of stress that we don't hear much about - the benefits of stress? We all...
4 hours ago - Nutrition Stripped
New research will use mathematics to solve mysteries in cell biology
A new interdisciplinary research and education center at the University of California, Irvine will apply the power of mathematics to some of the more vexing mysteries in cell...
12 hours ago - News Medical
Bezos the SPY master: Amazon now powering facial recognition surveillance technology for police
It's time for Americans to stop what they're doing, have a look around, and ask themselves the following question: Are we still living in the United States of America, or are...
13 hours ago - Natural News
Fukushima is running out of storage tanks for radioactive water. Where will they dump it now?
The fallout from one of the worst nuclear disasters in history is likely about to get far worse, with Japanese news media reporting that the storage capacity for collecting...
13 hours ago - Natural News
The Best Wrinkle Cream at Drugstores, According to 9,000 Beauty Pros
The experts have spoken, and the best wrinkle cream doesn't have to break the bank. Every year, the Cosmetic Executive Women organization gets together for a luncheon in New...
13 hours ago - Health
New $47 Million Partnership Will Advance Drug Discovery in Upstate New York
The University of Rochester, University at Buffalo, and Roswell Park Comprehensive Cancer Center have joined together to form a powerful new drug discovery partnership that...
18 hours ago - University of Rochester Medical Center - 4 articles
‘Time's up': Covered California takes aim at hospital C-section rates
Covered California, the state's health insurance marketplace under the Affordable Care Act, has devised what could be a powerful new way to hold hospitals accountable for the...
1 day ago - News Medical
Memorial Day meal musts
Fly feet, under-cooked burgers and room-temperature potato salad aren't the only food poisoning threats on the menu for Memorial Day weekend gatherings. Pools, puppies, and...
1 day ago - Food Safety
Lava from active Hawaiian volcano threatens geothermal power plant
Active volcanoes aren't something to be ignored no matter where they're located, but when they occur on a small, compact - and populated - island, then cause for concern rises...
1 day ago - Natural News
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Does cannabis cure or treat cancer? An expert answers one of the top patient...
As it becomes legal in more places, new potential uses for marijuana are being discovered all the time, but experts warn that the public should be wary of claims that cannabis...
Infected Zika Virus Mosquitoes Can Now be Detected by a New Tool
New Noninvasive infrared detector could detect Zika virus in mosquitoes living in a particular locality, finds a new study.
Infected EBOLA carriers escape quarantine hospital in the Democratic...
A new and growing Ebola outbreak is hitting the Democratic Republic of Congo, and additional concerns have been raised as three infected people escaped their quarantine...
Could an independent vaccine safety group save the U.S. from government...
It's no secret that everything we're told about vaccines by the mainstream media and major “health” organizations is a lie. Agencies like the CDC may be charged with protecting...
‘Well Done' Red Meat Linked to Liver Disease, Diabetes Risk Factor
A study out of Israel suggests that your risk for diabetes increases if you eat your steak well done. This research looked at non-alcoholic fatty liver disease and its link to...
Whether or not you are susceptible to traveler's diarrhea depends on the...
Traveler's diarrhea can be either inconvenient or fatal, depending on its severity. However, thanks to research, experts are one step closer to discovering how we can protect...
Lung Cancer Incidence Higher in Women Than Men
Rates of lung cancer are more common among young women than men, revealed research.
Mother-of-two wins $4 million from Johnson & Johnson in talcum powder case
A California jury has ordered Johnson and Johnson to pay another $4 million to an Oregon mother-of-two who says that asbestos in the company's baby powder gave her mesothelioma.
The majority of premature babies get antibiotics
Nearly 80 percent of low birth weight babies are given antibiotics, whether or not they have infections the drugs treat, raising their resistance risks, a Children's Hospital...
Health Labels May Reduce Purchase of Sugar-sweetened Beverages
Health labels may reduce the purchase of sugar-sweetened beverages and help consumers to choose a healthier alternative.