Health
Mobile app helps doctors diagnose strokes
2Health, Technology | 
When a patient suffers an acute stroke, the outcome often rests on how quickly they receive expert care. Now, by using a medical application for the iPhone or And...
What Your Hands Reveal About Your Health
1Health |
Our bodies are pretty good at sending out red flags when something’s wrong with our health—such as a fever due to infection or itchy hives from an allergic reaction....
Home births at highest level since 1990
1Health |
The number of women having babies at home increased 20% between 2004 to 2008 according to a new study in the journal Birth: Issues in Perinatal Care. The change is ...
Doctors: Electrical implants a big step in paralysis treatment
(CNN) -- Electrical stimulation from a spinal cord implant, mimicking the signals the brain would normally transmit to move the body, has allowed a paralyzed patient...
Small steps for paralyzed man, giant leaps for treating spinal cord injurie...
A device helps a man paralyzed from the waist down make an 'unprecedented' recovery, taking steps on a treadmill and regaining other key functions. The treatment cou...
Coffee ‘cuts prostate cancer risk’ US study suggests
1Health | 
Those who drank six or more cups a day were found to be 20% less likely to develop any form of the disease - which is the most common cancer in men. They were also ...
Study: Third of hospital ERs have closed over past 20 years
1Health | 
From 1990 to 2009, the number of hospital emergency departments in non-rural areas in the USA declined by 27%, according to a study in today's Journal of the America...
Chewing Tobacco Is Not Good For Health
More than 80% of chewing tobacco products sold in England do not comply with legislation, according to a report seen by BBC News. Many chewing tobacco products do no...
Pfizer sets aside $772m for drug illness claims
The drugs giant Pfizer has put aside $772m (£476m) to resolve the claims patients entered for its hormone replacement drugs that causes serious illness to many peopl...
Anti-retroviral drugs ‘help reduce’ HIV transmission
1Health |
Latest study about HIV said that if a person will take anti-retroviral drugs after the detection of HIV, its risks of spreading the virus to uninfected partners will...
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