WMUR Manchester |
Doctor who gave up medical license wants to treat patients again
WMUR Manchester A doctor who gave up her medical license is asking a judge to let her start treating patients again. Dr. Anna Konopka, 85, has been working as a doctor for 55 years and said that many of her patients can't afford to get care anywhere else. The state ... |
Pharmaceutical Business Review |
Trial finds blood plasma infusions could help treat Alzheimer's
Pharmaceutical Business Review A team of researchers in the US have found that regular infusions of blood plasma from young donors could well be a new treatment option for Alzheimer's disease. A research in this regard was carried out by investigators at the Stanford University ... Stanford-based trial finds blood-plasma infusions for Alzheimer's safe, promising Blood From Young People Safe and Just Might Help Alzheimer's Patients Young People's Blood Could Help Treat Alzheimer's |
Indiatimes.com |
Teens Who Smoke Weed And Drink Lot Are Less Likely To Achieve Life Goal, Finds Study
Indiatimes.com After a lot of studies lately hailed the usage of marijuana by youngsters, now one study has found out that teenagers who use marijuana and alcohol regularly are less likely to achieve life goals as adults. Marijuana. AFP. Past researches have also ... Binge drinking, pot could make you a loser! Teens who drink, smoke pot less likely to achieve life goals Teens who drink, smoke weed are less likely to study, score jobs or get married |
Al-Bawaba |
Burgan Bank Hosts Breast Cancer Awareness Campaign Protect Yourself. Check Yourself
Al-Bawaba Burgan Bank, one of the biggest contributors to society and a champion in advocating for health and wellness, recently hosted their annual breast cancer awareness campaign for the employees. Themed as “Protect Yourself!Check Yourself!”', the ... 3D Mammograms and Breath Test Represent Advances in Breast Cancer Detection Technology New East Lancashire mobile breast cancer screening van opens in bid to boost number of women being checked Breast cancer screening and beyond |
Reuters |
Bayer in bid to broaden use of anti-clotting drug Xarelto
Reuters FRANKFURT (Reuters) - German drugmaker Bayer on Monday moved to tap a potentially lucrative new market opportunity for its blockbuster clot prevention drug Xarelto, requesting approval in Europe to make atherosclerosis patients eligible for treatment. Bayer Files for European Marketing Approval of New Xarelto Indication |