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Adipose-derived regenerative cells and fat grafting for treating breast cancer-related lymphedema: Lymphoscintigraphic evaluation with one year follow-up
Background: Breast cancer-related lymphedema is a feared late complication. Present treatment options are lacking. Recent studies have suggested that mesenchymal stromal cells...
14 hours ago - Journal of Plastic, Reconstructive & Aesthetic Surgery - 2 articles
Home Remedies for Fighting Flu
Sniff, Cough, Sniff, Sniff, Cough. It's that time of the year when every work place, school, shopping center and public transport has a version of sniffles going on. Australian...
4 days ago - Amelia Phillips
5 Popular Non-Invasive And Non-Surgical Cosmetic Procedures
The impact non-invasive and non-surgical cosmetic procedures like fillers, laser, and peels can have on one's physical appearance is truly impressive. Whether it's an injection...
7 days ago - HealthWorks Collective
Needle-Exchange Program Connects Drug Users to Medical Care
Miami's syringe-exchange program has helped injection-drug users obtain medical help, preventing disease outbreaks and saving money. Medscape Medical News
10 days ago - Medscape
Integrated Intervention Improves Care of HIV-Infected People Who Inject Drugs
An intervention focusing on systems navigation, psychosocial counseling and antiretroviral therapy at any CD4 count improves outcomes among HIV-infected people who inject drugs...
11 days ago - Medscape
Fat busters: Lipolysis for face and neck
Abhay Talathi, Prajakta Talathi Journal of Cutaneous and Aesthetic Surgery 2018 11(2):67-72 Persistence and hypertrophy of fat pads particularly of the face and neck region...
23 days ago - Journal of Cutaneous Online
Simplifying injectables for volumetric rejuvenation of face
Shehnaz Zulfikar Arsiwala Journal of Cutaneous and Aesthetic Surgery 2018 11(2):51-59 Volumetric rejuvenation with fillers is a minimally invasive technique used for facial...
23 days ago - Journal of Cutaneous Online - 4 articles
Risk for Disordered Eating in Adolescents with Type 1 Diabetes
Overweight and obesity, lower physical activity level, high HgA1c level, and missed insulin injections were risk factors for disordered eating behavior.
29 days ago - Journal Watch
The world's most DANGEROUS pediatrician still practicing medicine in Philadelphia says he can safely inject 5 liters of vaccines into children
Repeatedly asked to explain why a deadly foreign pig virus called circovirus remains part of the formula for the “RotaTeq” Rotavirus oral vaccine, Dr. Paul Offit, of the...
1 month ago - Natural News
FDA now harvesting "fresh" aborted baby tissue to create "humanized mice"
Using plants like cannabis and mitragyna speciosa to support your health is considered “evil” by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration. But this same federal regulatory body...
1 month ago - Natural News
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Babies are naturally curious, and their drive to explore the world around them can help them become fast learners. A recent study has even discovered that infants as young as...
High Gluten Diet in Pregnancy can Increase Diabetes Risk in Children
High consumption of gluten pregnant women can increase the risk of Type-1 diabetes in children. Proteins found in foods rich in gluten such as wheat, rye, and barley can...
Controversial study claims human memory cells do not grow throughout life...
Until the early 1980s, scientists accepted the findings of Santiago Ramón y Cajal - the father of modern neuroscience - that adult brains do not experience neurogenesis, the...
A differentiator can be handy in crowded joint health market
Joint care as a subset of healthy aging will be a thriving market in the future. But itâs crowded and will place a premium on product differentiation, says one expert.
Research finds exercise increases brain size, memory function as you age
Here's one more reason to start working out - a study has shown that regular exercise can benefit our brain in the long run. The study, a collaborative effort between...
Antibiotics found to actually COMPROMISE the immune system in some cases
While antibiotics work with our immune system to eliminate infections, the drugs often have side effects. A recent study by researchers from the Broad Institute of MIT and...
Mediterranean-style Diet can Lower Stroke Risk in Women
Women over 40 who follow a Mediterranean-style diet are at lower risk of developing heart disease and stroke.
Obesity, Overweight May Increase Women's Urinary Incontinence Risk
Obesity and overweight may increase the risk of developing urinary incontinence in women, reveals a new study.
You Can Engineer Your Workouts to Burn More Calories, Based on Your Period
There are a lot of things that can affect your metabolism. Age, genetics, and diet play a role, of course, but for women looking to maximize their calorie burn, there's another...
Agarwood essential oil demonstrates promising anti-cancer properties...
Agarwood - a plant used in traditional medicine to treat vomiting, rheumatism, coughing, and asthma - could be used in treating colorectal cancer, according to researchers from...