We’re happy to announce that you can now follow our updates on the new Digg. What is Digg? Digg is a place for people to discover and share content from anywhere on the Web. From the biggest online destinations to
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This guest post is contributed by Paul Hench, he writes on the topic of master in public health programs. He welcomes your comments at his email id: paul.23hench@gmail.com. It’s only for the last few years that health is being given
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According to a new report in the journal The Lancet, a dangerous type of bacteria that’s resistant to nearly all known antibiotics was found. 37 patients in the UK with the new infection were found, and it’s believed that medical
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We told you about Wolfram|Alpha in the past. Now it seems that the answer engine (as opposed to search engine) can help you if you were diagnosed with a disease or are on a drug treatment. The new features allow
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Last December Brittany Murphy was found dead at her home. Many rumors were raised regarding the cause of her death – from drug overdose, to a cardiac arrest, and also possible murder by her husband Simon Monjack. An autopsy found
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A pandemic, according to Google Dictionary, is “an occurrence of a disease that affects many people over a very wide area”. Examples of pandemics include the cholera, smallpox, and malaria pandemics, as well as a pandemic that happened not so
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Ask every pediatrician and they will tell you that vaccines do no harm. At least nothing but side effects, like every drug can. Ask Dr. Andrew Wakefield, and he will tell you otherwise. In 1998 Dr. Wakefield published a study
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In case you’re not European or simply avoid the news, a volcano by the name of Eyjafjallajokull in Iceland erupted on the 21st of March, for the first time since 1821, and again erupted on April 14th. The resultant cloud
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According to a new study, it turns out that not only women with anorexia nervosa feel very strongly about gaining fat. The study found that when healthy women see an overweight woman, their brains react negatively, “increasing feelings of unhappiness
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