Children of bipolar disorder patients are at high risk of mania episodes and depression. They may also develop bipolar disorders in relatively early age, researcher founded. The study participants were 388 kids of 233 couples with bipolar disorders and controlled group of 251 kids of 143 parents without any psychiatric diagnosis. Researchers noted, children of Read more
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Deficiency of B12 Hoist Neural Tube Defects
Deficiency of vitamin B12 in the pregnant women may induce the brain or spinal cord defects in their babies, a new study founded. Women who are vegetarian are at more risk because the vitamin B12 is more concentrated in meat and dairy products than the vegetables, American and Irish researches reported. Study has founded that, Read more
Unhappy kids grow up as sick adults
A study has found that the kids, who remain unhappy in their childhood, grow up into disables or permanent sick adults, UK researchers found. The researchers of the King’s College London flick through over seven thousand people, who were born between the years of 1950 to 1955.Watch Full Movie Online Streaming Online and Download Teachers Read more
Prenatal supplements lack desired iodine
In most of the multivitamin preparation for pregnant women, iodine is not sufficient as the manufacturers claim, that deficiency put the babies at the high risk of brain development disorders. Tests of sixty brands reveal that, which claim to have iodine as key ingredient, do not contain the amount, stated on the label and are Read more
Women often delay seeking care for stroke symptoms
SAN DIEGO (Reuters Health) – Women take longer than men to get to the hospital when they experience stroke symptoms and they have worse neurological deficits, investigators reported here at the International Stroke Conference 2009, sponsored by the American Stroke Association. “Once they arrived at the hospital, women received the same treatment — the same Read more
Early Teen Sex Linked to Music
Teenagers, who enjoy the humiliating music with sexual lyrics, can engage into sex at relatively early age, a U.S. study founded. In a survey, researchers interviewed 711 youngsters about their music habit and sex life. They found, listener of music with sexually explicit and aggressive expressions, are more likely to have sex, almost double, than Read more
Stoke disabilities can be reduced with laser therapy
Scientists have experienced a new treatment of mild stroke, in which patients brain are treated with laser beams to minimize the effects of disease. Laser therapy was failed to reduce the stroke disabilities in 660 patients in the initial clinical trial, but significant improvement has been seen in the patients with mild to moderate stroke Read more
Motor control exercise relieves lower back pain
Particular exercises of the muscles, that support the movement of spin, may eliminate lower back pain, researchers suggested. The review of previous clinical trials show that, motor control exercises are far better than the mild therapies used for the treatment of lower back pain and provide synergistic effects when added with other therapies for instance Read more
FDA Advisers Set Flu Season Vaccine for 2009-2010
On Wednesday, Food and Drug Administration; government medical advisors issued advices for flu vaccine to be administered in the next season. The flu reportedly kills more than 36,000 people in a year, and this vaccine administration is its preventive measure. The panel advised only a slight change in the current vaccine pattern for 2009-2010, which Read more
AIDS entering dangerous phase in China
According to the health officials of China, the death rate due to AIDS was the ever highest, last year compare to all other infections. In the history of China, this has happened in the first time. Now the report from country’s state media has revealed that the 7,000 people get died because of AIDS in Read more
Doctors’ drug guide needs adjustments
Doctors, sometime, prescribe the chemotherapeutic drugs, without the knowledge of the limitations of the drug, a new study said. The new released report showed that sometime, pharmacist and even oncologists don’t have the updated information of the drugs used to treat cancer. Common physicians, most of the time, rely on the information of the compendia Read more
Dehydration Risk in Breastfeeding Neonates
How many kids develop life threatening conditions with the intake of excessive breast milk? Researchers of U.K are going to launch a study to reveal it. The data of neonates, admitted in hospital due to dehydration, would be gathered all across United Kingdom. Although, intense hypernatraemia dehydration (a condition which develops, when serum sodium concentration Read more
Asthma may attack your baby in the womb
A new study has revealed that the babies delivered by the mothers living in heavy traffic areas may be at a greater risk to develop asthma due to the change in the genetic structure. Researchers found it while studying umbilical cord blood of the children at New York City. The change was noticed in the Read more
Cancer protection: Scientists found missing link
Scientists claim that they have found an absent link in the way cells shield themselves against cancer. The researchers discovered how these cells lever a gene that is known as p53 and works against blocking the development of tumors sometimes. According to the researchers, their findings have some important implications for diagnosis and treatment of Read more
Mother of 6 Delivers Octuplets
Mother of six gave birth to octuplets on Monday at Kaiser Permanente Bellflower Medical Center. The woman Nadya Suleman, 33 years old, still unmarried is said to be fine will remain in the hospital for a few more days. A hospital spokesman told that all the 8 babies were fine too, but they will stay Read more