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Gammaglobulin May Help Treat Alzheimer's

By: louyjer

U.S. researchers say they are testing gammaglobulin as a treatment to help slow the progress of Alzheimer's disease. The study -- called the Gammaglobulin Alzheimer's Partnership Study -- is recruiting 360 participants at 36 sites nationwide. The large Phase III clinical trial expands on earlier testing and is part of the final phase before ...

about 1 month ago

Swine Flu Prevention by a Natural Method

By: fifileigh

  Studies have recently shown that H1N1 flu virus can be naturally prevented, if you take the right supplements in order to strengthen your immune system. Statistics from past years show that many children who have died from the flu were found to have been deficient in Vitamin D as well as many of these flu deaths occurred during the ...

about 1 month ago

How fructose raises your blood pressure

By: AnneHart

If you eat too much fructose, you may get high blood pressure. But instead of lowering your consumption of fructose, there's a drug made to lower high blood pressure caused by eating too much fructose from beverages and foods sweetened with lots of fructose. See the article, "Medical News: Allopurinol Lowers Fructose-Triggered Hypertension." What ...

2 months ago

For pakistani students,Career Options in healthcare

By: hasnain

Career choice can be tough especially when options remain few and are influenced. The appropriate career selection for every individual is essential to have long-term job consistency and satisfaction. For years we have heard parents wanting and students desiring to score numbers to get into medical or engineering colleges. These careers were ...

9 days ago