Health

Smart insulins could revolutionize diabetes management

"Smart" insulins, which are undergoing trials, could revolutionize the way diabetes is managed, scientists say. Instead of repeated blood tests…

10 years ago

Study: Intense jogging is as bad as no exercise at all

According to a study published in the Journal of the American College of Cardiology, too much jogging may be as…

10 years ago

Ebola vaccine: First large-scale trial begins in Liberia

Ebola experimental vaccine first large-scale trial is due to begin in Liberia. The potentially preventative medicine was taken under strict…

10 years ago

Carbonated drinks with added sugars cause early puberty in girls

According to a Harvard Medical School study, girls who drink sugary soda more often are more likely to start their menstrual…

10 years ago

Disneyland measles outbreak: 87 cases confirmed in seven states and Mexico

At least 87 cases of measles have been confirmed in seven states and Mexico, health officials said, as the outbreak…

10 years ago

Dementia linked to commonly used drugs

According to a recent study, dementia is linked to commonly used medicines, including OTC treatments for conditions such as insomnia…

10 years ago

PTSD evidence can be traced back to 1300BC

According to researchers, evidence of post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) can be traced back to 1300BC - much earlier than previously…

10 years ago

Ebola experimental vaccine sent to Liberia

The first batch of GSK’s Ebola experimental vaccine is on its way to Liberia. The shipment will be the first…

10 years ago

Ebola 2015: Falling cases show turning point

According to World Health Organization officials, there has been a "turning point" in the Ebola crisis, with cases falling in…

10 years ago

Study: Best time to learn is just before sleep

According to scientists, the key to learning and memory in early life is a lengthy nap. Trials with 216 babies…

10 years ago