According to a recent study by the University of California School of Medicine, San Diego, is that people who smoke electronic cigarette are less likely to quit smoking. For the study smoking behaviors in 1,000 smokers was monitored in California. The researchers found that 49 percent of people who use the …
Read More »SAVOR review by US FDA committee
According to latest announcement by AstraZeneca, FDA EMDAC has found that the SAVOR results showed an acceptable cardiovascular risk profile with the use of saxagliptin in patients. straZeneca will also conduct further investigation to better understand the signal of hospitalisation for heart failure found in the SAVOR results. The Advisory …
Read More »E-cigarette maybe harmful due to its flavored vapor
A recent study said that electronic cigarette was not healthy, because its flavored vapor can cause irritation of mucous, although the FDA has approved its steam consumption. Thus the conclusion of the study was written by James F.Pankow, a professor of chemistry and civil engineering and environment at Portland State …
Read More »Experts warn increasing of tick-borne plague
Recently winter effects are pretty terrible, namely plague fleas. Heavy snow has acted as a protector for plague-carrier ticks of Lyme causing increased significantly tick population. “Most people think that they are safe in the city, but these small creatures have sprung up in semi-urban areas, on the playground, and …
Read More »Dangerous Tick-borne Virus could be a mass killer in New Jersey
Experts are now focusing on the outbreak of the deadly virus carried by ticks. The epidemic is now allegedly begun to spread in New Jersey and known as Powassan virus. This virus has caused the death of a woman in Warren County two years ago, said Tadgh Rainey, director of …
Read More »Divorce affects Women hearth health badly says Study
It is no secret that one of the side effects that most commonly experienced from a divorce is a broken heart. Well, at least for a member of the former linkage, anyway. But new research is anything to go by, divorce has the very real potential to lead to a …
Read More »Fatal Tick-Borne Virus is popping up in New Jersey
Experts have expressed concern for fatal tick-borne virus and is known to have caused human deaths, which can be now on the loose in New Jersey. Known as the Powassan virus, the state led to the fatality of Warren County woman, 51 years old, two years ago and “seems to …
Read More »Pfizer Breast Cancer Drug Exhibit Impressive Results
The drug against breast cancer Pfizer, Ibrance clinical trial has been delayed due to inefficiencies on the basis of the assessment of the independent Data Monitoring Committee (DMC), but after the problems have been solved from clinical trial was continued. Ibrance also known as Palbociclib, the drug against breast cancer …
Read More »Pfizer’s Breast Cancer Drug successfully received preliminary approval
Pfizer Ibrance Breast Cancer Drug has managed to Successfully get the Preliminary Approval. Drugs for Breast Cancer Ibrance Pfizer moved its clinical trial in advanced stages due to problems where progress efficiency ceased. Pfizer, fortunately, managed to overcome the problem and everything is now back on track. Mace Rothenberg, MD, senior vice …
Read More »Exaggerate eating increase high blood pressure
A recent study published in the American Journal of Hypertension has found an association between the frequencies of eating with hypertension. According to scientists, there is a close relationship between food away from home, high salt intake, intake of high calorie, and high saturated fat intake with hypertension. In the …
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